New — now supports PUBG PC
Predict the next zone in BGMI, PUBG Mobile & PUBG PC
Free · No account · Erangel & Miramar, plus Taego & Rondo on PC · Free Fire & Apex Legends coming soon
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Predict your next safe zone
Screenshot your map screen — BGMI, PUBG Mobile or PUBG PC — while the current circle is on it. You get the same image back with the likely next circle drawn on. Nothing to pick: which game it is comes off the screenshot itself.
For this to work, your screenshot needs:
- • The full map screen — not a crop, and not the small corner minimap
- • The circle of the current safe zone completely visible — white on mobile, blue on PC
- • Nothing covering the map, like the inventory or a chat box
Not sure what to upload? See example 1 or example 2.
Nothing is installed and your game account is never touched — this only ever sees the screenshot you upload. Those screenshots are kept to improve the model, so do not upload anything you would not want stored.
Three steps
How zone prediction works in BGMI, PUBG Mobile & PUBG PC
Zones are not random. They follow patterns that show up across thousands of matches — ZonePredictor learns those patterns and reads them off the only thing you can see: the map.
- 01
You upload your map screen
Take a screenshot of the map screen in BGMI, PUBG Mobile or PUBG PC while the current circle is visible, and drop it in. You never say which game — that comes off the screenshot.
- 02
We work out where you are
ZonePredictor matches your screenshot against the real map, which settles both which game you are playing and where the current zone sits on it — Erangel, Miramar, or Taego and Rondo on PC.
- 03
You get the next circle
A model of its own for that map and that zone phase draws the likely next safe zone straight onto your screenshot — learned from tournament matches on mobile, and from PUBG's own match telemetry on PC.
Safe to use: nothing is installed, nothing connects to your game account, and no game file is touched. ZonePredictor only ever sees the screenshot you upload — the same as sending one to a friend. It takes about 10 seconds.
Coverage
Games and maps supported
BGMI, PUBG Mobile and PUBG PC all work today. You never say which one you are playing — the server works that out from the screenshot itself, so there is nothing to pick and nothing to get wrong.
- BGMILiveErangel & Miramar
- PUBG MobileLiveErangel & Miramar
- PUBG PCLiveErangel, Miramar, Taego & Rondo
- Free FireComing soonPlanned — read where it stands
- Apex LegendsComing soonPlanned — read where it stands
- BGMI & PUBG Mobile
- Erangel and Miramar
- PUBG PC
- Erangel, Miramar, Taego and Rondo
Every map has its own model per zone phase rather than one stretched across all of them. Erangel is the strongest on mobile — most tournament matches are played there, so there was more to learn from. The PC models were trained on PUBG's own match telemetry instead, which is why PC arrived with two maps the mobile side does not have.
What to expect
How accurate is it?
Honest answer: good enough to be worth looking at, not good enough to bet your rotation on blindly.
It is a guess, a good one
The model has seen how zones move across hundreds of tournament matches. It gives you the most likely next circle — not the certain one.
Best in the early zones
Zones 1 to 3 are where it reads the map best, and where knowing early actually changes your rotation. Later circles are harder for it.
Still early, and improving
The mobile models were built on roughly a thousand match chains recovered from tournament footage; the PC ones on match telemetry the game publishes itself. Every prediction you rate feeds the next version, which is why the Spot on / Close / Way off buttons are there.
We are collecting ratings on real predictions and will publish per-zone accuracy here once there are enough of them to mean something. Until then there is no number on this page, because a number that turns out to be wrong is worse than none.
FAQ
Questions people ask
Can I get banned for using ZonePredictor?
No. There is nothing to install, nothing that connects to your game account, and no game file is touched. It is a website that reads a screenshot you upload yourself — the same as sending one to a friend.
Does it work for BGMI, PUBG Mobile and PUBG PC?
Yes, all three. BGMI and PUBG Mobile share the same maps, so a screenshot from either works identically. PUBG PC has been supported since 26 September 2026 and adds Taego and Rondo on top of Erangel and Miramar. You never say which game it is — the server works that out from the screenshot.
Does it support PUBG PC?
Yes, since 26 September 2026. Upload the full map screen from a PUBG PC match with the current blue circle visible, the same as you would on mobile. Erangel, Miramar, Taego and Rondo are supported, and the PC models were trained on PUBG's own match telemetry rather than on tournament footage. A PC prediction takes a little longer than a mobile one, because the PC map is a larger image to match against.
Everything about PUBG PC support →Is there a Free Fire zone predictor?
Not yet. BGMI, PUBG Mobile and PUBG PC all work today; Free Fire does not. It needs its own training: the safe zone shrinks the same way, but Bermuda, Purgatory and Kalahari are different maps and the minimap looks nothing like BGMI's. It is the furthest off of the two remaining, because Free Fire publishes no match telemetry to learn from.
Where Free Fire stands →Is there an Apex Legends zone predictor?
Not yet. BGMI, PUBG Mobile and PUBG PC all work today; Apex does not. A ring predictor is the same idea — the ring closes on King's Canyon, World's Edge and Storm Point in patterns a model can learn — but it needs its own map templates and match data first, and Apex already shows you the next ring, so the only prediction worth making is the one after it.
Where Apex Legends stands →Which maps are supported?
Erangel and Miramar on BGMI and PUBG Mobile, and those two plus Taego and Rondo on PUBG PC. Each map has its own model per zone phase rather than one stretched across all of them. Vikendi and Sanhok were removed because there was too little match data to give an answer worth trusting.
What screenshot should I upload?
The full map screen, with the circle of the current safe zone completely visible — the white circle on mobile, the blue one on PC. Not the small minimap in the corner, not a crop, and nothing covering the map.
How accurate is it really?
It is a prediction, not a guarantee, and it is genuinely early. It reads the map best in zones 1 to 3 and gets weaker later on. We are not publishing a percentage until enough real predictions have been rated for the number to mean something — treat it as a strong hint about where to move, not a certainty.