K/D Calculator
Use our Kill / Death (K/D) and KDA calculator to track your performance in multiplayer games like Call of Duty. Enter your kills, deaths, and assists to see your ratios, or set a target K/D to find out how many more kills you need.
What is K/D ratio?
Your Kill / Death (K/D) ratio is calculated by dividing your total kills by your total deaths. For example, if you get 10 kills and 5 deaths in a match, your K/D would be 2.0.
A K/D of 1.0 means you get one kill for every death. Higher K/D ratios usually indicate stronger fragging performance, especially in shooters like Call of Duty.
What's the difference between K/D and KDA?
K/D only looks at kills and deaths, but many modern shooters and MOBAs reward team play. That's where KDA comes in – it uses the formula (kills + assists) ÷ deaths.
Because it includes assists, KDA usually ends up higher than your pure K/D. If you play a supportive role, your KDA is often a much better indicator of how much you're helping your team win than raw kills alone. Learn more on our original K/D Calculator guide.
Are K/D ratios important?
In the grand scheme of things, your K/D isn't everything – what really matters is whether you're having fun. But if you're a competitive player, tracking your K/D and KDA is a great way to understand how well you're performing from match to match.
Use this calculator after each session to spot trends in your gameplay. If your K/D is dropping, it might be time to adjust your loadouts, positioning, or playstyle. If it's climbing, you're on the right track – keep grinding.