Where do I find my Fortnite stats?

Check Career > Profile in-game, or use a third-party tracker for season and mode breakdowns.

Fortnite K/D Calculator

Q: What is a good K/D in Fortnite?

Many pub players sit around 0.7–1.0. A 2.0+ K/D usually means you win a lot of fights, but ranked and input type change the picture. There is no official Epic percentile for these tools.

Calculate your Kill/Death ratio, win rate, and kills per game. Rough public-lobby ranges are shown for context — not official Epic rankings.

Your Stats

Total Kills

Total Deaths

Total Wins

Total Matches

Enter your kills and deaths to see your stats

Rough Context Ranges

Not official Epic percentiles — just ballpark ranges so the number has meaning. Ranked and input type change the picture a lot.

Context	K/D	Win %
Typical pubs	0.6–1.2	2–8%
Strong pubs	2–4	10–20%
High-level pubs	5+	20%+
Ranked (same K/D)	Usually lower	Placement-weighted

What Is a Good K/D in Fortnite?

The Average Player

Many public-lobby players sit around a 0.7–1.0 K/D. Below 1.0 is common in a 100-player battle royale where only one squad (or player) wins. Mode, input, and season matter more than a single career number.

What Strong Looks Like

A 2.0+ K/D in pubs usually means you win a lot of fights. Competitive players can post much higher numbers in soft lobbies and much lower numbers in stacked ranked. Treat tracker pages as snapshots, not permanent skill ranks.

How to Find Your Stats

Your career stats are available in the Fortnite main menu under Career > Profile. You can also use third-party stat trackers like Fortnite Tracker or Tracker.gg to get detailed breakdowns by season, mode, and input type.

K/D vs Win Rate

K/D and win rate measure different skills. A high K/D with a low win rate means you are aggressive but struggle to close out final circles. A high win rate with a lower K/D means you are playing smart, rotating safely, and picking your fights — which is actually the better approach for ranking up.