PlatHub – PlayStation platinum trophy tools

Explore, visualize, and share any PlayStation platinum journey.

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What is PlatHub?

PlatHub is a free set of tools for PlayStation trophy hunters. It reads the platinum trophies on a public PSN ID and turns them into something worth looking at and sharing: a mosaic of every platinum on a profile, a card for the newest one, a tier list, a year in review, a set of charts, or a progress board for one of the long-running hunter challenges.

Nothing needs to be installed and no account is created. You enter a PSN ID, the platinums stream in, and every tool works from there. Each one exports to a PNG, because the point of a trophy collection is showing it to people.

A platinum trophy is the reward for earning every other trophy in a PlayStation game, which makes a list of them a fair record of what somebody has actually finished. That list is the raw material for everything on this site.

How it works

Enter a PSN ID that has trophies set to public, and pick the tool you want.
The platinum trophies are fetched from PlayStation's public trophy data and rendered in the browser.
Customize the result, then download it as a PNG to post wherever trophies get shared.

The tools

PlatHub Profile

One page summing up a collection: PlatHub Points, platinum count, average rarity and completion, the badges earned, a timeline of milestones and the rarest platinums on the account. It lives at its own address, so it is a link worth sharing.

Platinum Trophy Mosaic

Every platinum on a profile laid out as a grid of cover art or trophy icons. Sort by date, rarity, name or platform, group by year, filter down to a single console, restyle every tile, then export the result as a PNG.

100% Completion Mosaic

The same mosaic, built from completion instead of platinums. Every game where every trophy in the list was earned, including the ones with no platinum to earn, laid out as a grid to style and export.

Platinum Card

A single card built around the most recently earned platinum, with its artwork, rarity, platform and earned date alongside the profile. Regenerates itself every time a new one is popped.

Platinum Tier List

Drag platinums into S through F tiers and settle which grinds were worth it. Rename and recolor the tiers, or add new ones, then download the finished board.

Trophy Statistics

Platinums by year, month, platform and day of the week, plus the rarest, the most common and the best year. Compare mode puts two hunters on the same charts.

Yearly Recap

A platinum year in review for any year on the profile: totals, rarest and easiest, busiest month, and the weekday games get finished on most.

Alphabet Challenge

Track the A to Z challenge, which needs a platinum for a game starting with every letter. See which letters are covered and which ones are still open.

GOTY Challenge

Check a collection against every Game of the Year winner since 2009, with remasters and Game of the Year editions matched to the year they won.

Series Tracker

Full platinum lists for major PlayStation franchises, with a profile’s progress checked against each one and cross-generation releases counted separately.

Platinum Backlog

Find the platinums closest to being earned. Every game with an unfinished platinum, ranked by how far through it the profile is, showing exactly which trophies are still needed in each one.

PlatHub Leaderboard

The public board of every profile checked on PlatHub, ranked by platinum count. Look up a PSN ID anywhere on the site and it lands here. Search any PSN ID to see where it sits, with the five hunters above and below it.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a PlayStation account to use PlatHub?

To look someone up, no — enter any public PSN ID and you can browse their platinums without an account of your own. To have a collection of your own to show, yes: trophies are earned on PlayStation, so you need an account with trophies synced and set to public. Either way you never sign in to PlatHub and no password is ever entered — it only reads the public trophy data attached to a PSN ID.

Why can't PlatHub see my trophies?

Two things have to be true: the trophies need to be synced from the console to PSN, and the PSN privacy settings need to allow trophies to be visible. If a profile is private, no tool can read it, including this one.

Is PlatHub free?

Yes, every tool on the site is free to use and there is no account to create. Donations are welcome but nothing is held back behind them.

Does PlatHub only look at platinum trophies?

Platinums are the focus for most of the site, since they are what marks a finished game. Trophy counts for bronze, silver and gold appear in the mosaic header and in the statistics, and two tools look past platinums entirely: the Backlog ranks games not platinumed yet, and the 100% Completion Mosaic is built from every game fully completed, including the ones with no platinum to earn.

More answers are on the full FAQ page, and the story behind the site is on the about page.

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