ValoLineups Pro

ValoLineups Pro is a free database of Valorant lineups for agents, maps, and sites, available on Android, iOS, and the web. Its library lists 6,027 setups covering smokes, mollies, flashes, recon darts, walls, and post-plant play. Each lineup includes in-game screenshots that show the position to take, aim, and resulting ability placement. Filters for agent, map, attack or defense, and bomb site help narrow the results. The site also includes agent ability stats, weapon damage tables, gun skins, map callouts, and the competitive rank ladder. It says browser access needs no sign-up or download, and saved lineups and favourites stay in the user's browser. The mobile apps can cache the complete lineup database for offline use. The site says it has no ads or tracking cookies and does not use fingerprinting. Its Free plan is free, with no paywall or premium tier. ValoLineups Pro describes itself as an unofficial fan project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Riot Games.

ValoLineups Pro combines searchable lineup instructions with Valorant reference material. Its free access and mobile offline support may suit players who want those resources without an account.

It suits Valorant players looking for lineups by agent, map, side, or site, as well as players who want reference material such as weapon damage tables and map callouts. Mobile users can cache the lineup database for offline use.

ValoLineups Pro is a specialist Valorant reference built around agent-specific lineup execution. It suits players who want visual setup instructions and a substantial searchable library without registering, while its narrow focus makes it less suitable as an all-purpose esports companion.

Overview

The central library contains 6,027 lineups covering smokes, mollies, flashes, recon darts, walls and post-plant setups. Filters for agent, map, attack or defense, and bomb site reduce the collection to the situations a player is preparing for. That structure is more useful than an undifferentiated strategy archive when the goal is to find one repeatable throw, although it remains a specialist resource rather than a complete match-preparation suite.

Every lineup uses sequential in-game screenshots to indicate the standing position, aiming reference and resulting effect. That visual sequence gives players something concrete to reproduce. Rotation guides add another preparation format, while the wider game database supplies agent ability statistics, weapon damage tables, gun skins, map callouts and the competitive rank ladder.

Key features

Search and instruction

The combination of side, site, map and agent filters is the product's most practical organizational feature. Players can move from a broad role to a specific round context without sorting through irrelevant entries. Screenshot-based steps also clarify spatial details that short written directions can leave ambiguous, making the library particularly well suited to learning lineups before a match or refreshing a setup later.

Reference material and saved picks

Ability statistics, damage tables, callouts and rank information make the site useful for quick reference beyond a single lineup. Saved lineups and favourites are kept locally in the browser, so they are convenient on the device where they were stored but are not presented as an account-synchronized collection. The iOS and Android apps can cache the complete lineup database for offline use, a meaningful advantage for mobile consultation when a connection is unavailable.

Access and privacy

The browser version works without a download or sign-up, and browsing and saving require no account. The site says it uses no tracking cookies or fingerprinting and that saved lineups never leave the device. There are no ads. Bugs or missing entries can be reported through the contact form or by email without creating an account. ValoLineups Pro is an unofficial fan project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Riot Games.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing and is free forever. It has no paywall and no premium tier, so there is no trial period, renewal charge or paid upgrade to evaluate. That gives every user access to the product's free offering rather than reserving portions of the lineup library for subscribers. The trade-off is simply that there is no paid service tier for users seeking a different level of support or access.

Platforms

ValoLineups Pro is available on Android, iOS and the web. Browser access needs neither an account nor a download, while the mobile apps support offline use by caching the complete lineup database on the device. Local browser saves and favourites are tied to that browser, so players should choose the platform on which they expect to consult their stored picks.

Who it's for

This is a strong fit for Valorant players learning agent-specific throws, teams preparing site routines, and anyone who wants a visual reference on a phone. It also suits users who prefer not to create accounts or be tracked and who value a no-ad interface. Players seeking a broad, cross-game strategy service, centralized account syncing, or a general live companion should look beyond its lineup-first scope.

Pros and cons

• Pros: 6,027 categorized lineups provide substantial coverage across common ability and post-plant types.
• Pros: Step-by-step screenshots show position, aim and outcome, making throws easier to reproduce than text-only instructions.
• Pros: Agent, map, side and site filters target relevant situations quickly.
• Pros: Free-forever access, no account, no ads and local-only saved data remove common access and privacy friction.
• Pros: iOS and Android offline caching keeps the complete lineup database available without a connection.
• Cons: The service is focused on Valorant lineups and reference tables, so it is not a broad companion for other games or every competitive need.
• Cons: Browser favourites remain local to the device and browser, limiting portability between devices.
• Cons: Its unofficial status means it is separate from Riot Games' endorsed services.

Alternatives

For a wider directory of strategy-focused software, browse Game Strategy Databases. Spawning Tool is the better choice for users who need a free, open-source-oriented service spanning web, mobile, desktop, API, extension and self-hosted platforms. Choose OP.GG instead if a freemium service with a free membership, trials and a $3.00-per-month ad-free plan better matches your preference.

Porofessor suits readers looking for a free web and Windows option. Strats.gg is another freemium web and Windows choice, with a free in-game app that may display advertisements. AOE2.ai and AOE4 Command Center are free web alternatives aimed at their respective Age of Empires games. MetaTFT offers a free web and Windows service with an optional $3.00-per-month membership. Siege Codex is a freemium web service with free strategy and squad features plus a $5.00-per-month full-access plan.

Verdict

Choose ValoLineups Pro if your priority is a large, filterable Valorant lineup library with screenshot instructions, offline mobile access and private, account-free saving. Its zero-cost, ad-free format removes little friction. Look elsewhere if you need cross-game coverage, synchronized favourites across devices or a broader competitive companion than Valorant setup and reference material.