How to view your Valorant skin collection

Open Collection and you get a grid for one weapon. Pick a gun and you see the skins you own for it, plus the ones you don't. It works fine, but it's one gun at a time, and you can't sort it, add it up, or share it.

The game also never tells you what your collection is worth. Prices only show up in the store while an item is on sale, and your VP balance is just your balance. Nothing adds up the skins you already have.

When you buy or unlock a skin, Riot adds it to your account for good. Every time you play, the game asks Riot what you own and unlocks those skins for you.

The game only ever needs to answer one question: for this gun, which skins can I use? It never needed a big sortable list you could export, so there isn't one.

It's there, just not in the game's menus. Riot has an API that can tell your account which skins, player cards, sprays and buddies it owns.

To use it you need a token tied to your account. Riot's own login sends you to playvalorant.com, then back to a URL that has a short-lived access token, an id token, and your PUUID in it. That's the same thing collection trackers use, and it's what VALODEX uses when you import your Riot account. It's a read, nothing more.

The token is the whole story here. It expires after a few hours, it can only read what Riot allows, and it stops working once it's dead. Any tool you use should handle it in your browser and never ship it off to a server you don't own.

Three ways people do this. First is the slow way: click through the Collection tab gun by gun. No third party, no login, just tedious.

Second is a tracker or collection site that lets you sign in with Riot and shows one big list. Great for a count, but that's usually where it ends. No layout, nothing to customize, nothing to post.

Third is to grab the list and actually do something with it. That's what VALODEX is for: it reads the same data during the Riot import, builds your collection, and turns it into a card you can style and save. The list is the start; the card is the point.

The import is optional. The app works without it, but it's the fastest way to get everything in one place.

If a Riot sign-in link doesn't end on a Riot domain, close it. Your password goes on Riot's page and nowhere else, and no real tool needs it. That access URL is a temporary key, not a login. If a tool keeps it and won't say why, that's on them, not you.

It's also worth knowing what this can't do. Reading your account shows what you own. It can't spend VP, change anything, or unlock skins. Riot has rules for third-party apps, and the honest version is that read-only tools like this have been around for years and Riot has never officially said yes or no. Don't hand over your password and you're fine.