Explore the current Fortnite island with zoom and pan controls, named locations, chests, vehicles, bosses, vaults and McDev landing and rotation tips. The map image and official POIs update from the Fortnite API.
The map image and named POIs are loaded from Epic automatically. Chest, fishing spot, vault and vehicle positions are not provided there, so these markers are maintained by hand.
The counters above show how many community-maintained markers are already stored.
If you notice a missing chest, fishing spot or other useful marker, use Report a marker. Choose a type and tap the map; every submission is reviewed before it becomes public.
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Use the mouse wheel or two fingers to zoom and drag to pan. Select a marker for details. Dense markers are clustered until you zoom in.
Marker density only shows where many stored markers exist for the active layers. It is not a spawn rate or probability.
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Draw rotations, zones and short notes directly on the map. Plans stay in your browser; shared plans are encoded only in the URL hash and are not stored in the McDev database.
Know a chest, vault or vehicle that is missing? Choose a type and tap the map. Every suggestion is reviewed before it becomes public.
Fortnite changes its island regularly: locations appear, move or disappear. This page shows the current Battle Royale map and named POIs, useful for planning a drop or checking a location name. More data is available in the Creative map browser; player-count and tracker sections are currently German.
The map image and named POIs are refreshed from the public Fortnite API. All other markers — chests, vehicles, bosses, vaults, landing spots and rotation tips — are maintained by McDev. There is no official public spawn-point API, so community reports are reviewed before publication.