Chess rating percentiles · Chess.com · Lichess · FIDE
You, your rival, or Magnus. See the real chess rank.
Type any Chess.com or Lichess username. True percentile per time control, what that rating is worth on the other site — and who actually wins when you put two players side by side.
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How this works
Your percentile is not an opinion about your play — it is a position in a counted population. We hold the published rating distribution for each platform and time control, so “top 8% in blitz” means eight players in a hundred are rated above you in that pool. Where a distribution had to be reconstructed rather than counted, the report rounds and says so instead of inventing a decimal.
The same player carries different numbers on different sites, because each rating only ever measures you against the people you played there. The cross-platform figure is an approximation from measured pairs of accounts, never a conversion formula — it always arrives with a “≈”, it refuses to extrapolate past the range we measured, and it is a statement about a population rather than a promise about you.