How to Check How Many Chests You've Opened in Fortnite
The fastest way to see your Treasure Hunters chest count in-game, and how to keep counting past the quest limit.
Step by step
- Launch Fortnite and stay in the lobby.
- Open the Quests tab.
- Select the Treasure Hunt quest page.
- Look at the chest milestone quests. They show your chest progress for the season; the regular-chest milestones track up to 1,000.
- Type that number into the tracker's manual count so your Pirate Token odds start from the right place.
Past the last milestone the quest stops counting. Keep going with the free Pirate Token Tracker: press Space for every chest and your odds update live.
Find more chests per match
- Turn on Visualize Sound Effects (Settings → Audio) to see nearby chests on screen.
- Land at quieter edge locations and loot whole areas before rotating.
- Play Zero Build if you want fewer interruptions while looting.
- Time your sessions for Treasure Hours.
Questions
How do I check how many chests I've opened in Fortnite?
Go to the lobby, open the Quests tab and select the Treasure Hunt page. The chest milestone quests show your opened chests this season.
Why does my chest count stop at 1,000?
The milestone quest tracker only counts up to its last milestone. After that, keep your own count with a chest counter.
How do I turn on the chest indicator in Fortnite?
In Settings, open the Audio tab and enable Visualize Sound Effects. Nearby chests then show as an icon on screen, which helps you find more chests per match.
Does Fortnite.GG or Fortnite Tracker show chests opened?
Stats sites show match stats, but the in-game Treasure Hunt quest page is the reliable source for this season's chest milestones.