How many skins are in Fortnite in 2024?

Daniel Megarry
Fortnite skins

Wondering how many Fortnite skins are there in 2024? If it seems like there are hundreds to choose from, that’s because there are! We’ve got the latest figures for you right here.

Fortnite has gained a reputation for having some of the best skins in gaming, with players able to dress up as Marvel superheroes, movie stars, sports champions, and even pop singers like Ariana Grande and The Kid LAROI.

With new skins being released every month, from high-profile crossovers to original characters and fresh spins on existing skins like Spectra Knight and Lil Split, the number is always increasing.

Below, you’ll find up-to-date figures to answer the question: How many skins are in Fortnite in 2024?

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How many Fortnite skins are there in 2024?

There have been approximately 1,726 skins released in Fortnite as of January 2024.

This number includes skins from loads of different categories including Battle Pass skins, Item Shop skins, and Crew Pack skins, as well as any skins that could be unlocked for free during special events.

Many of these skins were only available to unlock during a specific season, while others haven’t been seen in the Item Shop for years, so the chances are you’ll never be able to see them all in the game.

Of course, this figure will most likely increase over the next few months as more skins and big-name collaborations are released, so we’ll keep this page updated to stay on top of the latest figures.

Now that you know how many skins there are in Fortnite, why not check out our roundup of the best skins so far or the rarest skins that you’ll hardly ever see in the battle royale?

You can also see some of our other Fortnite guides below:

All Exotic weapon locations | Split-screen guide | How to level up fast | How to get free V-Bucks | How to get free skins | How to complete all weekly challenges | Best weapons ranked | Best Deathrun map codes | How to Tactical Sprint

About The Author

Daniel graduated from university with a degree in Journalism and English Language, before spending five years at GAY TIMES covering LGBTQ+ news and entertainment. He then made the switch to video game journalism where he produces news, features, and guides for Pokemon, Fortnite, Nintendo, and PlayStation games. Daniel also has a passion for any games with queer representation.