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Can you share replays in Valorant?
VALORANT has an official replay feature implemented, but there is no function to send the replay files themselves to others.
The replay feature is designed for reviewing matches within the game client, and currently, it does not support exporting or sharing. Therefore, the common method to show friends or post on social media is to use recording software to create a video.
- You cannot directly send replay files
- You cannot create share links from within the game
- Anyone can view it if recorded as a video
The Easiest Way to Share
If you want to share a replay, the following steps are recommended.
- Play the replay in VALORANT
- Record it using OBS Studio, NVIDIA App, AMD Software, Xbox Game Bar, or similar tools
- Upload the recorded video
- Send the share URL to the recipient
This method is compatible with many video editing software and social media platforms on both Windows and Mac, and can also be used for team review sessions or play breakdowns.
For Sharing Recorded Replays, UploadF is Recommended
If you want to easily share recorded MP4 videos, UploadF is recommended.
No troublesome registration is needed; you can share it simply by sending the URL generated after upload.
- Available for free
- Compatible with PC and smartphones
- Upload via drag & drop
- Supports password-protected sharing
- Option to select storage duration
- Individual file deletion feature available
It is useful for reviewing practice matches or tournaments with fixed members, "I just want to send the video" being a common use case.
Situations Where Replay Sharing is Useful
By keeping replays as videos, you can analyze gameplay objectively.
- Check improvement points in aiming
- Share strategies with the team
- Receive coaching
- Save ACE or clutch scenes
- Post on social media or YouTube
Since you can review mistakes and enemy movements that you might not have noticed during the match, it is also used by players aiming to rank up.
What to Do When Video Size is Large
VALORANT recorded videos can be several hundred MB even for a few minutes. The higher the quality, the larger the file size, so it is not uncommon that they cannot be sent via email.
In such cases, using a file-sharing service makes it easy. You can simply upload and send the URL, allowing the recipient to download it from their browser.
Additionally, if you recorded long matches, you can trim unnecessary scenes using video editing software, which allows you to share a more manageable and easier-to-view version.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I send just the replay files?
No, you cannot. Currently, there is no official function to share or export replay files.
Is recording software necessary?
Yes. Screen recording is the most reliable method when sharing with third parties.
Can I watch it on my smartphone?
If shared as a video, it can be played even from a smartphone.
Conclusion
The replay feature in VALORANT is extremely useful for match analysis, but you cannot share the replay data itself with others.
Therefore, when showing it to friends or teammates, recording and saving it as a video and using a file-sharing service is the easiest method.
Especially if you want to share easily, using UploadF allows for smooth sharing of replay videos by simply sending the URL generated after upload.