FN Sprites Index is a complete catalogue of every sprite in Fortnite, with your own collection marked on top of it: what you own, what you have tamed and what is still missing.

All 117 sprites are already in the app, each with its ability description and where it spawns. No account and no sign-up — your progress is saved on your device.

MARKING SPRITES

Tap a card to mark a sprite as owned. Tap it again to undo.

Long press to open the details: what the ability does, how it grows with each level, and where to find the sprite. The crown marks it as tamed.

TWO FILTERS THAT WORK TOGETHER

Variant narrows the list to one kind: Base, Gold, Gummy, Galaxy, Holofoil, Cube, Quack or Gem.

Highlight does not hide anything. It dims the cards that do not match, so nothing shifts under your finger while you tick sprites off. Choose Missing, Owned or Tamed.

Use both at once — Holofoil plus Missing shows exactly what is left to hunt.

FINDING A SPRITE WITHOUT ITS NAME

Most players recognise a sprite by sight rather than by name. Find a sprite opens a grid of thumbnails to pick from. You can also type a name if you remember it.

Once a variant is selected the cards shrink into a single compact grid, so about twice as many fit on screen.

SHARING YOUR COLLECTION

Export your collection as an image, ready to post: Checklist for the whole set, or Wanted for the sprites you are still missing. Several poster styles to choose from.

STAYING CURRENT

When Epic adds a new sprite, tap Update. The app reads the current in-game list and adds whatever is new, without waiting for an app store release.

Sprites that have been announced but are not playable yet are marked COMING SOON. They cannot be ticked off and do not count toward your progress.

EVERY FAMILY IN THE GAME

Water, Earth, Fire, Duck, Ghost, Dream, Demon, Punk, King, Burnt Peanut, Zero Point, Fishy, Striker, Aura, Boss, Grim, Seven, Air, John Wick, Batman, Ironmouse, Pollo, Vini Jr, Llama and Peely.

SIX LANGUAGES

English, Polish, Spanish, Portuguese, German and French. The app follows your phone's language on first launch and you can change it at any time.

Sprite names stay in English, the same as in Fortnite, so what you read here matches what you see in the game.

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FN Sprites Index is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Epic Games. Fortnite is a trademark of Epic Games, Inc. All sprite names and images are the property of their respective owners.