Fortnite Chest Counter

See your Fortnite chest total on your desktop or in OBS. The app counts chests you open or break before opening.

Download for Windows

v1.0.3 / 64-bit Windows / .exe

Discord support

Get started

  1. Turn on replay recording

    In Fortnite, go to Settings → Game → Replays and turn on recording. Then run the downloaded exe.

  2. Choose where to show the counter

    On your desktop

    Click Show on desktop to open a small window that stays on top. Drag it where you want it. The counter stays visible when you minimize the main app.

    The desktop counter showing a gold chest and a total of 29

    In OBS

    Click Copy in Chest Counter. In OBS, choose Sources → + → Browser and paste the URL.

    320 × 88 px

    A gold chest illustration and a chest total in the OBS overlay
    OBS overlay preview

  3. Leave the app open while you play

    In the default Low impact (after match) mode, the total updates once the replay is saved.

Chest Counter in Japanese showing its total, OBS URL and Copy button, and the checkbox for teammate openings
The Chest Counter app

Change what gets counted

Count as you play
Select Real time to add your openings during the match. Broken chests count after the match. Use windowed fullscreen at 16:9 and the default HUD scale. Match the app language to the game HUD.
Include teammates’ openings
Turn on Include teammates’ openings to add chests your teammates opened in Duos, Trios, or Squads. They are added after the match, the first time the app counts the replay.
Add earlier matches
Choose Count past replays to add eligible matches still in your replay folder. Use Change to select another folder.
Save and restore a total
Under Reset, choose Save and reset to export the total as a CSV and start at zero. Use Restore CSV to bring back the saved total.

Compatibility

Requires 64-bit Windows 10 or 11 and Fortnite for PC installed via the Epic Games Launcher. Use OBS Studio to show the counter on stream.

Replay counting covers regular and ranked Battle Royale and Zero Build. Tested with replays from Fortnite 43.00 and 43.10.

If Chest Counter cannot verify the Fortnite decoder, it downloads a decoder from npm when counting replays. An internet connection is required for the first download.

Your counts stay on your PC, and OBS receives the total over a local connection.

Portions of the materials used are trademarks and/or copyrighted works of Epic Games, Inc. All rights reserved by Epic. This material is not official and is not endorsed by Epic.