Submit a clip: let players guess your rank

Every clip in CSGuessr comes from a player. Send in your own gameplay and find out what rating other players think it shows.

How to submit

Upload the clip to YouTube. Normal videos, Shorts and youtu.be links all work.
Sign in to CSGuessr, open My clips and choose Submit a clip.
Paste the link and enter the Premier rating the player had in that match (between 1,000 and 30,000), plus the map. A title and a note are optional.
Submit. A moderator reviews the clip before it goes into the game.

The rules

Four minutes at most. Short clips only.
No livestreams. YouTube livestreams and their replays are blocked.
No rank spoilers. The video's title and description must not give the rating away.
Your own gameplay, or footage you have permission to share, with the rating the player really had.
Each YouTube video can only be submitted once.

What makes a good clip

A normal round tells players more than a highlight. Crosshair placement, movement, utility and decisions are what people read, so a clip that shows a player's habits is easier to judge fairly than a lucky four-kill round. Keep the rating out of view too: no scoreboard, rank icon or overlay that gives it away. Here is what players look for.

After you submit

The clip waits for review. You can have up to 10 clips waiting at a time.
Once approved it is played in the game and listed on your public profile, and you get an in-game token reward. Tokens are virtual and have no real-money value.
If you later change the rating, title or map of an approved clip, it goes back to review.

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