How to Change Your Default Skin in Fortnite

Default skins have been a staple of Fortnite since the outset. Upon release, Battle Royale players were all wearing default skin, unless they got the rare and exclusive outfit. As time went by, and the game's popularity further grew, more cosmetics emerged, and more fans acquired the Battle Pass, default skins were an increasingly rare sight; that is, unless groups of "sweats" wanted to throw people off their skill level by rolling into a match with all default skins.

Seven years after the release of Fortnite, Epic Games allowed gamers to select their own default skin. This method makes it quite straightforward to change the default skins in Fortnite.

How to Change Your Fortnite Starter Character

To change the default skins in Fortnite, players will need to visit the Locker page of the game. They will then need to click on the Outfit option located in the Character area.

To get to the top of the list, where there is a button showing a shirt on a hanger, users with extra skins should scroll down and hover over it. The default character selection menu can be accessed by selecting "Edit" or "Options" > "Edit Styles" from this menu.

After that, it's up to all gamers to choose a default skin to wear. You can choose to wear one of fourteen predefined models by clicking the randomize button, or you can leave it at random.

All Default Skins in Fortnite

You can see all fourteen of Fortnite's default models in action in the video up above. Here is a rundown of all the models:

Emmy

Melanie Ramirez, Amy

Dear Simone,

Dear Lena,

Mrs. Jones

Kyrstina Aiden

No one

Robbie, Jonah

Dear Liam,

Headhunter and other popular models were unfortunately excluded from the default options.

That's where we are today. Catch you next time, goodbye.