RiftEye - card viewer for Riftbound

Names the cards on Twitch and YouTube Riftbound streams and shows each one when you hover it. Unofficial fan project.

Can't read the cards on a Riftbound stream? RiftEye names them for you. Point at any card on Twitch or YouTube and see it full size: picture, name, cost, might, rules text and set. It works on table-camera streams, tournament broadcasts and the Rift Atlas digital client, in any language. HOW IT WORKS • Open a Riftbound stream: RiftEye starts by itself and outlines the cards within seconds. • Point at a card to see it. That's it. • Busy layout with cameras and overlays? Press Alt+Shift+B and draw a box around the table: it reads even better. • Pick each player's legend or paste their decklist in the side panel for even more accurate names. WHAT'S IN IT • Every Riftbound set, Radiance included. New sets arrive automatically, no update needed. • Any language: RiftEye recognises the card art, not the text. • Your way: outline every card, only the one you point at, or none; four tooltip sizes; card names on or off. • Rune recognition (experimental, off by default). • Light on your computer: uses your graphics card when it can. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Recognition runs entirely in your browser. The video is never uploaded. • No account, no ads, no analytics, no tracking. • Card pictures come from Riot Games' image server and rifteye.com. KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS • Alt+Shift+E: switch RiftEye on or off for the stream • Alt+Shift+B: draw the table area • Alt+Shift+P: open the side panel (legends, decklists) • Hold Alt and drag a box around a card to read it by hand Help: https://rifteye.com/support.html RiftEye is an unofficial fan project. RiftEye isn't endorsed by Riot Games and doesn't reflect the views or opinions of Riot Games or anyone officially involved in producing or managing Riot Games properties. Riot Games, and all associated properties are trademarks or registered trademarks of Riot Games, Inc.