COD MW4 Camo Tracker.
LiveUnofficial37 weapons* · 9 classes · Multiplayer and DMZ · Requirements as of November 2026
Class 1 of 9
Assault rifles
- Gold0 / 37
- Platinum0 / 37
- Harmonic Break0 / 37
Both modes share your ticks.
Han 86
Not started- Military camosLevel the Han 86 up. All 8 Military camos unlock as it levels.
- Special · SmokeGet 20 kills while mounted
- Special · Storm WaveGet 50 kills with a Silencer
- Special · RedGet 3 kills without dying, 15 times
- GoldGet 15 kills in one match
- PlatinumGet 50 headshotsSome guides say it opens only after Gold on every weapon in the class.
- Harmonic BreakGet 25 double kills
Weapon prestige camos
Mastery camos · Multiplayer
Harmonic Break on 0 of 33 weapons
- DivergenceHarmonic Break on 33 weaponsCounts itself from your Harmonic Break ticks
- Mercurial DriftGet 10 kills in a match, 250 times
- Polyatomic ReforgedGet 3 kills without taking damage, 300 times
- Orion ReforgedGet 5 kills without dying, 500 times
The guides agree on the order but not on whether these counts are per weapon or across all of them. The game’s own counter settles it.
Your progress saves on this device by itself, every tick. Nothing is sent anywhere. Playing on another phone or computer? Copy your link and open it there.
Every weapon in Modern Warfare 4 takes the same road: level it up, finish three Special camo challenges, then Gold, Platinum and Harmonic Break, and each weapon has four prestige camos of its own. This tracks all of it for the 37 weapons* across 9 classes (105 Special challenges), plus the account-wide mastery camos, with the Multiplayer and DMZ numbers side by side. Built for my own grind first, then tidied up for anyone chasing the same camos.
*The count includes 2 weapons not in the published guides at the time of writing (JAK 12 and ZLR Talonhawk), so the actual total may differ. They are marked Unconfirmed in the tracker.
Unofficial. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Activision; Call of Duty and Modern Warfare are trademarks of Activision Publishing, Inc. Requirements compiled from the Destructoid, GameRant, Dexerto, GamesRadar and CODMunity guides, November 2026. Warzone is not included. If the game shows a different number, the game is right.
Design notesFive decisions you cannot see by looking
The whole tool on the first screen
On a wide screen the tracker is three columns: the classes down the left, that class's weapons in the middle, and the chosen weapon's five steps on the right, so nothing has to be scrolled to or opened before you can use it. As the panel narrows the classes move into a row above, and on a phone into a three-by-three grid with a Gold count on each, while the steps open under their weapon instead. The switch follows the panel's width, not the window's, and both arrangements are in the page from the start, so nothing jumps once it loads.
One path, the same seven steps for every weapon
Each weapon reads as a single line: level it up for the eight Military camos, three Special camos, then Gold, Platinum and Harmonic Break. Those last three come in order, so ticking one ticks everything before it and unticking one clears the tiers after it, and each weapon's row says what comes next without being opened. The four prestige camos sit apart as ticks of their own, because they come from levelling the weapon, not from the path. The mastery camos are account-wide, so they sit under the list, and the first of them counts itself from your Harmonic Break ticks.
Where the guides disagree, it says so
The requirements come from three published guides, and they do not always agree. Rather than quietly picking one number, the step shows the disagreement in amber; weapons too new to have published challenges say that instead of guessing. The footnote holds the rule that settles everything else: if the game shows a different number, the game is right.
Multiplayer and DMZ share one set of ticks
Camo progress is shared between the two modes in the game, so the switch changes only the numbers shown, never what you have ticked. The DMZ Gold count follows the class: 100 eliminations in one match for most weapons, 50 for launchers.
No account, and no server
Progress is kept in this browser and nowhere else, saved on every tick, and the tracker says so beside the Gold count (on a phone scrolled down the list, a short note at the foot of the screen says it instead), so nobody wonders whether they need to press save. If the browser blocks storage, as private windows can, the same place says progress is not being kept and the link becomes the main button. To carry it to a phone or another computer, the tracker writes it into a link: every tick for all 37 weapons, plus the mastery camos, packed into about seventy characters. Links made before Platinum and the rest were added still open. Opening the link asks before it replaces anything.