About FNForecast
FNForecast forecasts when Fortnite cosmetics are likely to return to the item shop, turning years of shop history into a clear expected return date, a likely window, and a confidence level for thousands of items.
What it does
The Fortnite item shop rotates constantly, and Epic Games never announces what's coming back. FNForecast fills that gap: it studies how often and how regularly each cosmetic has appeared in the shop and projects when it's most likely to show up again.
Every prediction comes with a likely date range and a confidence level, so you're never just handed a single date to take on faith. Browse the whole catalogue, search for a specific item, and see at a glance what's due to return soon, across outfits, emotes, pickaxes, and every other kind of cosmetic that rotates through the shop.
What it can and can't do
Predictions are statistical estimates built from each item's own shop history. They're at their strongest for cosmetics that rotate on a fairly regular rhythm, and the confidence label tells you how settled an item's pattern is.
The item shop is hand-curated by Epic, though, and no model can see a decision that hasn't been made yet. Holidays, live events, collaborations, and one-off promotions can pull an item forward or hold it back. Licensed and crossover items (Marvel, DC, and other brands) don't follow normal rotation, so they're inherently harder to call.
When an item doesn't have enough shop history to forecast responsibly, FNForecast says so rather than inventing a date, and cosmetics that have never hit the shop (such as many Battle Pass rewards) aren't tracked at all. The aim is an honest forecast, not false certainty.
Is the site still being worked on?
Yes, FNForecast is an active, ongoing project, not a finished one. It's continuously being worked on and will keep getting updates and improvements over time, both to the prediction algorithm and to the look and feel of the site.
Expect the forecasts to get sharper and the experience to keep evolving as new ideas land and more shop history accumulates.
How the site runs
FNForecast is a fast, server-rendered web app hosted on Vercel's global network, so pages load quickly wherever you are. There's nothing to install and no account to create: just open the site.
The catalogue refreshes automatically every day, so new shop appearances feed back into the predictions and keep them current.
The site uses privacy-friendly, cookieless analytics. See the Privacy Policy for details.
How can I support the project?
FNForecast is free and always will be: there are no ads, no donations, and nothing to buy. The best way to support it is simply to use it and to spread the word: follow @FNForecast on X and share the site with anyone who'd find it useful. That's genuinely all it takes.
FAQ
How accurate are the predictions?
It depends on the item. Cosmetics that return on a regular rhythm are forecast reliably; irregular or rarely-seen items get wider ranges and a lower confidence label. Treat every prediction as an informed estimate, not a promise.
Why does an item have no prediction?
A forecast needs enough shop history to find a pattern. Items that have appeared only once (or never) don't give the model anything to project from, so they're shown without a prediction rather than a misleading guess.
An item's predicted date passed and it didn't return. What happened?
The shop is curated by Epic and can always defer an item. When an expected date passes but the item is still within its likely window, FNForecast shows it as “expected until” the end of that window. It's simply running late. If the whole window passes without a return, the item is marked overdue: it has missed the pattern it usually follows, so a reliable next-return date can no longer be projected. Overdue items stay searchable via the “Include overdue items” toggle.
Is this official?
No. FNForecast is an unofficial fan project and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Epic Games. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.
How often is the data updated?
Predictions are refreshed daily as new item-shop data comes in.
Where does the data come from?
From publicly available Fortnite item-shop history. FNForecast doesn't use any private, leaked, or insider information.