HOW IT WORKS
How do I use the Fortnite chest counter?
Record the chests you open manually; the counter keeps a running total on this device.
Add a chest or a batch
After you open a treasure chest in Fortnite, tap +1. Use +5, +10 or +25 to record a batch after a match. The total includes treasure, rare and sprite chests you have logged elsewhere in this browser; these quick buttons add treasure chests.
Correct your last entry
Use Undo last entry to remove the most recent log entry, including one made in the full tracker.
Can I track rare and sprite chests too?
Yes. Open My tracker to log rare or sprite chests separately, review recent activity, mark map pieces, and export or import a backup. Both pages use the same local log on the same site and browser.
Will my chest count be saved?
Your log is saved in this browser when local storage is available. Clearing site data, using private browsing, or switching devices may make it unavailable. Export a backup from the full tracker before moving devices or clearing browser data. This counter does not connect to your Epic account or read game activity automatically.
Does opening more chests guarantee a reward?
No. Each opening is a separate chance; an earlier miss does not make the next chest more likely to contain treasure. According to Epic Games’ official treasure drop rates, the published base rate for a weekly pickaxe or back bling is 1 in 568 per chest. Use the drop calculator to estimate the chance across multiple openings.
Sources and contact
Event and rate information was checked on . Rates and game rules can change; check the original sources and the game for current details.
- Epic Games: What are the drop rates of treasure in chests? — official reward-category rates.
- Epic Games: Fortnite Treasure Hunters announcement — official event overview.
Prepared by Fortnite Chest Tracker, an independent fan project not affiliated with Epic Games. For corrections or feedback, contact us by email. See our source notes and methodology.