FN POWER HOUR.

FORTNITE
CHEST TRACKER.

Count the chests you open, correct a missed batch and pick up next time. Your log saves in this browser when storage is available.

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Recent additions

No additions yet. Add your first match above.

    Undo removes the whole last addition. Shows the latest 20; entries beyond 1,000 fold into the starting total.

    Sources checked

    A player using the Search prompt on a glowing Rare Chest
    A chest-search example, not a live location. Epic Games, via GAMES.GG.

    YOUR LOG.
    YOUR SETTINGS.

    Starting count & optional goal

    Use these settings when you have a reliable total or want your own target. For new openings, add a match above.

    This replaces your total and clears addition history. It does not add this number. Review the change before confirming.

    1–1,000,000. Your own target, not a prize requirement. You can keep counting beyond it.

    Personal goal100

    100 chests to your personal goal.

    0 of 100

    This is your own target. It is not an Epic quest requirement or a reward unlock.

    KEEP THE LOG
    BETWEEN RUNS.

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    Back up, restore or reset

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    1. Storage unavailable? Keep this tab open and export before leaving. The count still works in page memory.
    2. Wrong backup? Cancel the preview. Invalid files leave your current log intact.
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    FIND FORTNITE’S
    CHEST COUNTER.

    Open Quests → Treasure Hunt and read the chest-opening tasks. Use the task name, stage and progress together.

    1. Open Quests on your playing account

      Find the Treasure Hunt category. “Treasure Hunters” is the season name; the quest panel uses the shorter label.

    2. Check which chest task you are reading

      The screenshot has separate Rare Chest and Sprite Chest progress. Read its stage and target before using a number as your starting note.

    3. Keep your browser log separate

      A manual tally records what you enter here. It cannot verify quest credit, restore missed matches or prove an account-wide total.

    Treasure Hunt quest panel showing stage 5 of 5 Rare Chests at 55 of 100 and Sprite Chests at 29 of 50
    These are task-stage counters. The pictured 55/100 and 29/50 must not be added and presented as a verified season total. Image: Epic Games, via GAMES.GG. Select to enlarge.

    Menu navigation: GAMES.GG’s chest-counter guide. The screenshot establishes the stage/type distinction; it does not establish an unlimited total counter.

    Quest XP and random chest treasure are different outcomes. A quest target is not a Pirate Shop Access guarantee. Compare the reward paths.

    COUNT ONCE.
    UNDO MISTAKES.

    Example: a personal goal of 100

    1. Review and confirm a starting total of 80.
    2. After one match, add 10. The total is 90.
    3. Add one more opening. The total is 91, with 9 left to your goal.
    4. If that last tap was a mistake, select Undo. You are back at 90.

    If your later reliable total is 95, review and confirm a total change to 95. Adding 95 would count the earlier openings twice.

    Count an opening once. Pick a consistent rule for your own log and do not include teammates’ openings or ammo boxes by accident. This tool does not decide whether any container met an in-game quest condition.

    You can continue after 100, 1,000 or your own target. Progress toward a personal goal says nothing about how close the next chest is to a rare drop.

    Taking a vault detour? Check the key, marker and entrance. Count only the chests you open after reaching the room.

    MAKE THE NEXT
    HUNT MORE USEFUL.

    Fortune Exmarks, a gold-coloured map Sprite

    Need to find the next chest?

    Epic describes the Fortune variant as revealing nearby chests. Chester can supply extra chest loot and cancel fall damage. These are route aids; neither description promises a Pirate Shop Access rate increase.

    Compare real Sprite abilities

    Abilities: Epic’s Treasure Hunters notes. Character artwork: Epic Games, via Sprite List.

    Check the resultCompare chest rewards

    See seven published categories and what a batch of openings can mean.

    Prepare another runBuild a route sheet

    Choose a main drop, backup and extraction option before queueing.

    Use the chest indicator to check the floor

    In v43.10, Visualize Sound Effects adds an up or down arrow when a chest is above or below you. Open Settings → Audio → Sound → Visualize Sound Effects in Fortnite to enable it.

    1. Find the chest indicator and read its height arrow.
    2. Use an accessible stairway or lower approach, then check the indicator again.
    3. Confirm the actual chest and its Search prompt before recording an opening.

    Source: Epic’s BR team · 12 November quality-of-life notes. A chest indicator is different from a Vault Key marker.