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Fade Percentage Checker (CS2)

Use this checker to normalize a CS2 Fade value (e.g., 0.925 → 92.5%), optionally compare two fades, and copy a compact line for trading or listings. Note: this tool does not derive Fade% from a pattern index/seed—it validates and formats the percentage you already have.

Category: Finance · URL: /tools/fade-percentage-checker-cs2.html
Accepted: 85, 85%, 0.85 (auto-treated as fraction when enabled).
If checked, 0.925 becomes 92.5%.
Result
No network calls • fast & offline

    
Tip: Higher Fade% usually means more of the “gold/yellow” part shows on Fade finishes, but the exact look depends on weapon + pattern.

  


  

    
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How to use

      
Enter the Fade percentage you were given (from a listing, inspect tool, or your notes) and get a clean, copyable result.
  1. Paste a Fade value (examples: 92.5%, 92.5, or 0.925).
  2. (Optional) Enter a second Fade% to compare.
  3. Pick how many decimals to keep, then click Check.
  4. Use Copy to copy the formatted output.

      

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FAQ

    
Can this tool calculate Fade% from a pattern index/seed?
No—this checker normalizes and compares Fade percentages you already have; it doesn’t derive Fade% from pattern IDs.
What inputs does it accept?
You can enter 85, 85%, or a fraction like 0.85 (which becomes 85% when fraction mode is on).
Why does 0.925 become 92.5%?
With “Treat 0–1 inputs as fractions” enabled, values between 0 and 1 are interpreted as a fraction of 1 and converted to percent.
Is a higher Fade% always better?
Often, yes for Fade finishes, but “better” is subjective and depends on weapon, pattern, and buyer preference.
What are the tier labels (High, Max-ish, etc.) based on?
They’re informal buckets for quick sorting; they’re not an official CS2/Valve classification.
Does this tool store or send my inputs anywhere?
No—everything runs locally in your browser and the script makes no network requests.
Can I compare two skins’ Fade percentages?
Yes—enter values in A and B to see the difference (Δ) and which one is higher.