A Fortnite stats tracker shows your wins, K/D and top 10s in one place. RankSurge reads public Battle Royale stats by Epic display name, split by Solo, Duos and Squads, for this season and all time. Win rate and top 10 rate tell you more about how you play than kills alone.
Live now. Look up any Fortnite player above by Epic display name. Stats must be public: in Fortnite, go to Settings, then Account and Privacy, and turn on Show on Career Leaderboard.
What does the RankSurge Fortnite profile show?
- Overview: wins, win rate, K/D, kills, kills per match, matches, top 10 rate and hours played, for this season or all time.
- By mode: Solo, Duos and Squads side by side with wins, win rate, K/D, kills and top placements.
- Battle Pass: your current level and progress.
- How you play: the share of matches on keyboard and mouse, controller and touch, with wins and K/D for each.
- Ask AI: send your numbers to the AI assistant you use for a coach-style breakdown.
How does Fortnite Ranked work?
Every season starts at Unranked, and your first ranked match places you. The ranks, lowest to highest, are Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Elite, Champion and Unreal. Bronze through Diamond each have three divisions. Unreal is the top rank, and the best Unreal players can reach Unreal Legends on the leaderboard. Ranks reset each season, while a hidden skill rating carries over to help with matchmaking. The full breakdown is in Fortnite Ranked Explained.
Your Ranked division is shown in Fortnite on the Career tab. The public stats source we use does not include it yet, so RankSurge shows Battle Royale results instead.
Which Fortnite stats actually matter?
Eliminations look good in a clip, but games are won by surviving to the end. These numbers explain how you are really doing.
Win rate
How often you get the Victory Royale. Compare it within one mode; Squads win rates run higher than Solo.
K/D
Eliminations per death. Good for judging fights, but it says little about end-game decisions on its own.
Top 10 rate
How often you reach the final ten. A strong top 10 rate with a low win rate points to end-game rotations and fights.
Kills per match
How much pressure you put out each game. Useful next to K/D to see if you trade evenly or win fights clean.
Matches by mode
Where you spend your time. Your strongest mode is usually the best place to grind Ranked.
Input split
Keyboard and mouse, controller or touch. Your numbers can differ a lot between inputs, so compare like with like.
Fortnite stats come from fortnite-api.com. RankSurge is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Epic Games.
Which Fortnite guides and tools should you use next?
- Fortnite Stats Explained: what win rate, K/D and top 10 rate really tell you.
- How to Rank Up in Fortnite: placement, rotations and a weekly plan.
- Fortnite Ranked Explained: every rank from Bronze to Unreal.
- Fortnite Item Shop today and the Item Shop guide.
- RankSurge Fortnite leaderboard and the map with a random drop picker.
- How to Use RankSurge's Fortnite Tools: a tour of everything above.
Play other competitive games too? See the Marvel Rivals stats hub, the Valorant stats hub or ranks explained for every game.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I look up a Fortnite player on RankSurge?
Type the player's exact Epic display name into the lookup at the top of this page and pick Epic, PlayStation or Xbox if the account was made on a console. You get wins, win rate, K/D, kills, matches and top 10s for this season and all time, a breakdown for Solo, Duos and Squads, Battle Pass level and how the player splits matches between keyboard and mouse, controller and touch.
Why are my Fortnite stats private?
Fortnite only shares stats for players who allow it. To make yours visible, open Fortnite, go to Settings, then Account and Privacy, and turn on Show on Career Leaderboard. Stats usually appear on RankSurge within a few minutes after that. If the setting is off, the lookup tells you the stats are private instead of showing empty numbers.
What are the Fortnite ranked ranks in order?
Fortnite Ranked starts every player at Unranked for the season. The ranks, lowest to highest, are Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Elite, Champion and Unreal, with Bronze through Diamond split into three divisions each. Unreal is the top rank, and the best Unreal players can reach Unreal Legends on the leaderboard. Ranks reset each season.
Does RankSurge show my Fortnite ranked rank?
Not yet. The public stats source we use covers Battle Royale results such as wins, kills, K/D and top 10s, but not your Ranked division. Your rank is shown in Fortnite itself on the Career tab. We explain how Ranked works on this page, and we will add rank if a public, allowed data source for it becomes available.
What is a good K/D in Fortnite?
There is no official benchmark, because K/D depends on mode, input and how aggressively you play. Compare your K/D with your own past seasons and with players in the same mode, and look at it next to win rate and top 10 rate. A rising K/D with a flat win rate usually means you win fights but are not converting them into end-game placements.
Where do RankSurge's Fortnite stats come from?
Fortnite stats come from fortnite-api.com, a long-running community API that reads public Battle Royale stats, and they refresh every few minutes. Only players with public stats can be shown. RankSurge is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Epic Games.
