Explorer
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- All 2,837 outfits and 43 seasons
- Field cards, sets and compare
- Web, Windows, macOS and iPad
- Up to 50 outfits marked as owned
Edition 11 Mapped through Nov. 2, 2026 · includes Treasure Hunters
Fortnite has gone through seven chapters and 43 seasons since 2017, and each one left a layer of skins behind. Skinatlas sorts all 2,837 outfits into those layers, so you can see what arrived alongside Renegade Raider, which season introduced Midas, or how the newest One Piece crew fits into the map.
01 Explore
Choose a chapter, then a season. You'll see how many outfits it introduced, how they split by rarity and which set was the largest, followed by every skin from that season. Click any outfit to open its field card with the description, set and the date it entered the game files.
Season numbering follows the in-game “Introduced in” tag, so a skin re-released years later still lives where it first appeared.
02 Timeline
Each bar is one season, colored by chapter and sized by the number of outfits it introduced. Early Chapter 1 seasons added around 30 to 50 skins. By Chapter 2 a single season could add more than a hundred, and collaborations kept that pace going through Chapter 7. Hover or tap a bar for the exact count.
Tap a bar to see the season.
03 Sets
Epic groups related outfits into sets, from competitive FNCS rewards to the Gridiron Gang NFL uniforms released over several football seasons. These are the eight biggest sets in the atlas and the seasons they span.
04 Compare
Pick any two outfits to see which came first, how far apart they are on the map and how their rarity and sets differ. Handy for settling squad arguments about which skin is older.
05 The app
The Skinatlas app has the full map with every image and style, and adds a layer that belongs only to you: the outfits you own. Mark them as you go and the atlas shows which seasons you've covered and which you've barely touched.
06 Plans
Exploring, searching and comparing will always cost nothing. Cartographer is for collectors who want to track their own outfits across devices. Prices in US dollars; sales tax added where it applies.
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$1.99/mo
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Cancel any time from your account. First-time subscribers can request a full refund within 14 days. Details in the terms of use.
07 FAQ
Outfit names, rarities, sets, descriptions and “Introduced in” tags come from Fortnite's public cosmetic data, which changes with every game update. We refresh the atlas after each update and publish the edition number at the top of the page.
Skinatlas places each outfit in the season it was first introduced, not the last time it was sold. Classics like Skull Trooper return to the Item Shop often, but they still belong to Chapter 1 on the map.
They are Epic's own labels. Chapter 1 Season X followed Season 9, Chapter 4 Season OG brought back the original island in late 2023, and Chapter 2 Remix returned to the Chapter 2 map in November 2024.
Yes. The 17 outfits Epic tagged for Chapter 7, Season 5, including Monkey D. Luffy, Roronoa Zoro and Solid Gold A$AP Rocky, are already on the map as of Nov. 2, 2026.
No. Skinatlas never asks for Epic credentials and cannot see your real locker. You mark the outfits you own yourself, and that list stays on your device unless you turn on sync.
No. It is made by Skinatlas Labs LLC in Chicago, Illinois, and is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Epic Games, Inc.
08 Download
Skinatlas is rolling out to players in the United States. Email the team and we'll send installers for Windows and macOS, a TestFlight invite for iPad and access to the web version.
Skinatlas Labs LLC
145 Washington Blvd
Chicago, IL 60605
United States
+1 (630) 473-2886
team@skinatlas.app
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