StashlogGrade every skin in your Fortnite locker.
Stashlog is a free collection appraiser for Windows, macOS and the web. It grades each outfit from 1 to 10 by how hard it is to get today, using every Item Shop day since October 2017, then shows which sets you are close to finishing.
- Free, no in-app purchases
- No Epic login, ever
- No prices or V-Bucks values
Season 1 to 4 locker
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Grade your locker in the browser
Search the outfits you own and add them to the case. Each one gets a graded slab, and the certificate on the right updates as you go. This is the same grading the desktop app uses.
Paste a list of outfits
Wishlist 0
Star an outfit in its card to keep it here. Wishlist outfits show up in the return radar below.
A 10 is not about color. It is about getting it today.
Rarity colors tell you what an outfit cost the day it launched. A grade tells you how hard it is to get now. A Rare from 2018 that never came back outranks a Legendary that sits in the shop every month.
Was it ever sold?
Battle Pass rewards and promo exclusives that never reached the Item Shop start at grade 9. Crew outfits start at 8.
How long has it been gone?
Days since the last shop appearance. Three years away is worth a full grade and a half. In the shop today is worth nothing.
How often does it return?
Each separate return to the shop lowers the grade a little. Twenty returns and the outfit counts as a regular.
See which sets you are one outfit away from
Outfits come in sets, from the Fort Knights to the Skull Squad. Stashlog checks every set your case touches, shows what is missing and how hard each missing piece is to get.
Sets in your case
Add outfits in the demo above and your sets show up here.
Hardest sets to finish
Sets of four or more outfits with the highest average grade. Finishing one of these takes years, not a weekend.
What you are missing, and how long it has been gone
Missing pieces of your sets and everything on your wishlist, with real Item Shop records: last day in the shop, how many times it came back after a week or more away, and its usual gap between returns. No guesses about future dates.
| Outfit | Grade | Last in shop | Returns | Usual gap | Now |
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More than the demo
The Windows and macOS app keeps the whole catalog on your machine and adds the tools collectors asked for during early access.
Return radar
Pin the set pieces you are missing. After each daily shop reset at 00:00 UTC the app checks the Item Shop and tells you when one is back.
Offline catalog
All 2,841 outfits, icons and shop records live on your disk, about 60 MB. After a game update the app downloads only the changes.
Compare two lockers
Export your case as a small file, send it to a friend and open theirs next to yours: shared outfits, who holds the higher slabs, which sets you could finish together.
Certificates
Every certificate gets a number made from the outfits in it, so the same locker always gets the same number. Save it as an image for your profile or your squad chat.
Where the grades come from
Grades are only as good as the shop records behind them, so here is exactly what Stashlog reads and when.
- Cosmetic data
Names, rarity, series, sets, release season and icons come from Fortnite's public cosmetic data, read after every game update.
- Item Shop log
Every day an outfit sat in the shop since Oct 30, 2017, from the public log kept by the fortnite-api.com community project. Stashlog groups the days into separate returns.
- Unlock source
Battle Pass, Crew, promo and bundle tags from the same data tell us whether an outfit could ever be bought at all.
- Corrections
Spotted a wrong set or a missing shop day? Tell us through support and the fix ships with the next sync.
Questions players ask
Does Stashlog show what my skins are worth in money?
No. Stashlog grades scarcity, not price. There are no V-Bucks or dollar values anywhere in the app or the site, and a grade is not an account valuation. Fortnite outfits are bound to your Epic account and Epic's terms do not allow selling accounts.
Do I need to sign in with my Epic account?
No. You tick the outfits you own yourself. Stashlog never asks for your Epic login, password or two-factor code and never reads your real locker. If a site asks for your password to "check your skins", close it.
Why is Renegade Raider only a 6?
Because it came back. After its Season 1 debut it stayed out of the Item Shop until December 2024, and it has had three separate shop runs since then, the latest in January 2026. Black Knight was a Season 2 Battle Pass reward and has never been sold, so it is a 10.
Is Stashlog really free?
Yes. The web demo and the desktop app are free, with no ads, no subscription and no in-app purchases. Early access just means we send download links by email while the app is in testing.
A new outfit is missing. When does it show up?
Outfits appear after the game update that adds them, usually a few days before they reach the Item Shop. The web demo uses the Nov 3, 2026 snapshot; the desktop app syncs every day.
Is Stashlog made by Epic Games?
No. Stashlog is an independent product by Stashlog Software LLC in Portland, Oregon, and is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Epic Games, Inc. See Trademarks and data.
Grade your whole locker on your desktop.
Free for Windows 10 and 11, macOS 13 and later, and the web. Download links arrive by email, usually within one business day.