Fortnite Sprite Checklist & Sprite Tracker

What is the Fortnite Sprite Checklist?

The Fortnite Sprite Checklist is a free collection tracker built for one job: telling you, in seconds, which Fortnite Sprites you still need. Open the Fortnite Sprite Checklist after a match, mark the Sprites you extracted, and your Collection and Mastery progress update instantly. Everything saves in your browser, so the Fortnite Sprite Checklist is ready the next time you come back — no account and no lost progress. Unlike a screenshot folder or a Discord note, this Fortnite Sprite Checklist keeps every Sprite, variant, and rarity in one grid, with a clear “what to chase next” pick so every run has a target. Rate-based recommendations stay paused until trustworthy Treasure Hunters odds are published.

Verified against the live roster on 2026-11-12 · patch v43.10.

A Fortnite Sprite Tracker and checklist in one

Some players want a Sprite Tracker to log what they own; others want a checklist to see what they still need. This tool is both. As a Fortnite Sprite Tracker it records every Sprite you extract and keeps your Collection and Mastery counts current; as a checklist it turns those numbers into a clear missing list and a next-to-chase pick. So whether you searched for a Sprite Checklist, a Sprite Tracker, or a full Fortnite Sprite Tracker, you land on the same fast tool — mark a Sprite, watch the Fortnite Sprite Tracker update, and get back to the match. No sign-in and no setup: just one Fortnite Sprite Checklist and Sprite Tracker that remembers your progress.

What are Fortnite Sprites?

Fortnite Sprites are collectible companion creatures, and Fortnite Treasure Hunters brings a new generation of them to Crossbones Isle. Each Sprite grants a passive ability while equipped, and once you extract it at an Extraction Site it is permanently added to your collection — die before extracting and it is gone. That risk is exactly why a Fortnite Sprite Checklist matters: you need to know which Sprites are missing before a chancy run. Sprites come in four rarities — Rare, Epic, Legendary, and Mythic — and most appear in several variants, so the full set is much larger than the creature count alone.

How to use this Fortnite Sprite Checklist

Using the Fortnite Sprite Checklist takes seconds. Tap a Sprite card to mark it collected, and tap the crown to mark it mastered. Switch to “Missing” to see only what you still need, or search by name — Chester, Kelper, Plundarrgh, or Fortune. The “Next to chase” panel suggests the rarest missing Sprite or easiest pull once rates are published; “Closest set” works immediately from your own collection. When you are done, copy a share link or backup code so the Fortnite Sprite Checklist follows you to another device, or to a friend who wants to compare collections.

Collection and Mastery on one Fortnite Sprite Checklist

Finishing a Sprite is really two goals, and this Fortnite Sprite Checklist tracks both. Collection counts every variant you have extracted; Mastery counts the Sprites you have leveled to 5 and officially mastered. Most trackers show a single number, but completion hunters care about both, so the Fortnite Sprite Checklist puts two progress rings at the top — green for Collection and gold for Mastery — so you always see how close you are to a complete, fully mastered collection.

Why missing variants matter

“I have Chester” is not the same as “Chester is complete.” Most Treasure Hunters Sprites come in Normal, Fortune, and Cursed forms, and each one is its own unlock — the whole reason to keep a Fortnite Sprite Checklist instead of a mental list. The Fortnite Sprite Checklist treats every variant as a separate row, so the Missing view shows exactly which forms you still need. Forms that are in the game files but not live yet show as Soon, so they never count against your progress until they release.

How to get and extract Sprites

Sprites drop from Sprite Chests (guaranteed one each) and, at lower odds, from regular chests, Rare Chests, supply drops, and defeated players. In Treasure Hunters, tearing down a Wanted Poster turns it into a Sprite Treasure Map that leads to a buried Sprite Chest, and the A$AP Rocky Boss on Captain’s Day can drop the Lil’ Flacko Sprite. Finding one is only half the job — you must carry it to an Extraction Site or use a Portable Extractor and finish extracting before the match ends. Banked Sprites can be re-summoned with Sprite Dust. Keep the Fortnite Sprite Checklist open so you always know which Sprite is worth the risk and which variant finishes a set.

Fortnite Sprite variants explained

Variants turn a short creature list into a real collection. Treasure Hunters introduced two new lines. Fortune Sprites — the red, jeweled forms that datamines call “Jeweled” — keep their Sprite’s ability and also reveal nearby Chests; they are now live for every three-form Sprite, including Lil’ Uzi Vert Jr. Cursed Sprites increase your chance of finding rare Sprite variants, but water damages you; all eleven Cursed forms are live, including Cursed Kelper. Epic also schedules Gold Sprites for November 22 with bonus XP from eliminating opponents, and the checklist adds a Gold column once those forms are released. Season 4 forms such as Cheat Master, Loot Hacker, Bounty Hunter, Trick or Treat, and Quack stay in the separate Season 4 checklist, and Season 3 forms such as Gummy, Galaxy, Gem, Holofoil, and Cube in the Season 3 checklist. The variant and rarity views filter the current grid to one theme, so collecting every Fortune Sprite becomes a focused, checkable goal.

One Treasure Hunters Sprite, 3 forms — Chester as Normal, Fortune, and Cursed.

An always-updated, accurate Fortnite Sprite Checklist

A Sprite Tracker is only useful if it is current. This Fortnite Sprite Checklist shows a visible “last updated” date and patch number, and new Sprites appear the same day. Every Sprite, rarity, variant, and drop rate on the Fortnite Sprite Checklist is checked against Epic's notes and the live Sprite directory. Drop rates are not treated as 0% while the source has not published them, and when sources disagree on the total, the Fortnite Sprite Checklist shows the verified number instead of an inflated one — so you can trust what you are chasing.

Use the Fortnite Sprite Checklist on any device

The most common way to use a Fortnite Sprite Checklist is with your phone in one hand while you play on console or PC, which makes it a perfect pocket Sprite Tracker — fast, mobile-friendly, and tap-to-mark, with a compact grid and large touch targets. Your progress is stored on the device you use, and a backup code carries the same Fortnite Sprite Checklist between phone, tablet, and desktop without an account. Whether you are chasing 100% completion or trading duplicates with friends, the Fortnite Sprite Checklist adapts to how you play: use the closest-set view to finish one family at a time, and switch to rate-based sorting once verified Treasure Hunters odds are published. A share link turns your collection into something a friend can open instantly, so trades are easy to line up.

Explore the full Sprite database

Every page below is built from the same verified roster this Fortnite Sprite Checklist runs on — browse Sprites by rarity, dig into each variant, check the exact drop rates, or read the guides before your next run.

Fortnite Sprites FAQ