Fortnite Sprite Collection
Tap a sprite to mark it owned. Tap again to mark it mastered. Progress syncs to your Telegram account.
Sprites Vault is a free tracker for your Fortnite sprite collection. It shows all 150 released variants across 36 sprites — including every Chapter 7 Season 4 sprite — as a single grid: tap once to mark a sprite owned, tap again to mark it mastered. A progress ring tracks how much of the catalog you hold, a per-rarity breakdown shows where the gaps are, and filters narrow the grid to just what you're missing.
It runs three ways from the same collection: in a browser, as a Telegram Mini App, and as a Discord Activity. On the web you can start marking sprites immediately with no account — your collection is saved in your browser. Sign in only when you want it to follow you between devices, or to share it.
Chapter 7 Season 4 “Override” brought a new generation of sprites: 11 species, each in Normal, Gold and Cheatmaster, for 33 collectable variants this season. They sit in the same grid as everything from earlier seasons, so a collection carries over rather than restarting — and the tracker can filter down to just the current season when what you actually want to know is how far off you are this time round.
Every Chapter 7 Season 4 sprite, its ability, where to find it and what each variant costs — the full table, taken from the game’s own data rather than copied between sites. Sprites you extract also show up in the Sprite Garden in-game; the tracker is for the part the Garden does not answer, which is what you are still missing and what it will cost.
Getting a sprite is one thing and levelling it is another: every level costs double the one before it, and two sprites ignore ordinary experience completely. How to level up and master sprites, including the trick that masters the Crown sprite without four victories.
This season’s sprites are also handed out by the lobby’s Admin Panel: all 22 working Lobby Hack codes, what each one gives, and a tick against the ones you have already redeemed.
Sprites are collectible companions that follow you through a match and grant a passive ability. You find them in chests, from defeated opponents, and from specific activities around the map — and each one levels up as you use it, strengthening its effect. Water replenishes your squad's shields while you're in water; Air removes fall damage entirely; Seven makes enemy footsteps visible to your whole team.
Each sprite belongs to one of four rarities — Rare, Epic, Legendary or Mythic — and most come in several cosmetic variants: Cube, Gold, Quack, Gummy, Galaxy, Holofoil and Gem. Variants change how a sprite looks, never what it does. See every sprite by rarity, including what each ability does and where to find it.
Owning a sprite means it's in your collection. Mastering it means you've levelled it to its maximum, where its ability is at full strength — the difference between a 10-second footstep trail and a 30-second one.
The tracker keeps these as separate axes, because they answer different questions. Your completion ring counts distinct sprites owned against the 150 released; the crown counts how many you've actually mastered. Mastery is also a running count rather than a flag, so if you've mastered the same sprite more than once, the tracker holds that number instead of flattening it to "yes".
Sprite Dust is the currency for crafting sprites you haven't found. Duplicates convert into Dust, so picking up a sprite you already own is never wasted. In Chapter 7 Season 4 costs run from 100 Dust up to 2,400, and crafting that season's 33 variants from scratch comes to 54,350 Dust; the whole released catalog is 919,650.
Every cell in the grid shows what that sprite costs, so the tracker doubles as a shopping list — you can see at a glance whether your remaining gaps are cheap Rares or a wall of Mythics. Full Sprite Dust cost tables.
A signed-in collection can be shared as a link that opens a read-only view of your vault, with your friend's own collection overlaid so both of you can see who has what. Inside Telegram the same thing works through the bot: share your vault straight into a chat.
If you already play in a team, the vault lists it for you — open any teammate's collection beside your own without asking them for a link first.
Two Sprites Vault bots run on the same collection. The Telegram bot opens the vault as a Mini App, posts a share link for your collection into any chat, and messages you when a sprite swap match is waiting. The Discord bot brings it into a server: slash commands for your vault, what you're still missing, and comparing collections with someone else, plus an opt-in server leaderboard and a way to find who owns a given sprite — and the vault runs inside Discord as an Activity too.
Found a bug, want a sprite added, or looking for people to compare vaults with? Join the Discord server — that's where questions get answered fastest.
Sprites Vault is a fan project, built and run by one developer, and it is free with no ads and no accounts required to use the tracker itself. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Epic Games. The sprite catalog is kept in step with the community catalog at spritelocker.com; ability text and drop locations come from there.
Found something wrong, or a sprite we're missing? Email info@spritesvault.com.