Fortnite Wrapped 2025 Is Live – Here’s How to See Your Recap
- Sagar Mankar
- 2 days ago
- 2 min read
Fortnite Wrapped 2025 has officially gone live, giving players a chance to look back at their year in Epic Games’ ever-popular Battle Royale.
The end-of-year recap highlights personal stats from all six seasons of Chapter 6, offering a fun way to see how much time you’ve spent battling it out across the island.
Much like Spotify Wrapped, Fortnite Wrapped provides a neat graphic breakdown of your activity. It shows your most played seasons, total eliminations, and wins, making it a shareable snapshot of your journey through 2025. If you’ve been scrolling through social media lately, you’ve probably already seen players posting their Wrapped results.
Interestingly, Fortnite Wrapped isn’t an official Epic Games feature. Instead, it’s powered by Fortnite.GG, a third-party fan site that has become a go-to hub for stats and leaderboards.
How to See Fortnite Wrapped 2025
Here’s a quick step-by-step guide to checking your stats:
Step 1: Visit Fortnite.GG Wrapped website.
Step 2: Choose your platform (Epic Games, PlayStation, or Xbox).
Step 3: Enter your in-game username linked to that platform.
Once loaded, you’ll get a personalized recap image like below that can be saved or shared instantly.
What Makes Fortnite Wrapped Special?
The Wrapped trend started with Spotify back in 2015, giving users a yearly music recap. Fortnite’s version takes that same idea and applies it to gameplay, letting fans relive their biggest wins and favorite seasons. While Epic hasn’t created its own official version yet, Fortnite.GG’s Wrapped fills the gap nicely.
Can You See Past Fortnite Wrapped Stats?
Unfortunately, there’s no way to revisit Wrapped from 2024 or earlier. Fortnite.GG updates the feature annually in November, and older stats aren’t archived. Unless you saved your recap image from last year, those numbers are gone.
Sharing Your Fortnite Wrapped 2025
On PC, hit “Save Image” to download directly.
On Mobile, use the “Share” button to post instantly on apps like Instagram, WhatsApp, or Twitter.
Wrapped images can also be sent directly to friends through messaging apps.