How to Unlock Rocket League Cars in Fortnite for Free: Linking and Transfer Guide

Got some awesome Rocket League cars and want to take them for a spin in Fortnite? Good news—your favorite Rocket League vehicles can be unlocked in Fortnite for free! Here’s how to easily transfer them over and get ready to show off those rides in both games.

Rocket League to Fortnite: The Basics

If you’re using the same Epic Games Account for both Rocket League and Fortnite, you’re already halfway there! Any eligible cars you own in Rocket League will automatically pop up in your Fortnite locker, so you can switch between games without losing your favorite vehicle setups.

 

 

PC & Console Setup

    •    PC Players: Launch both games through the Epic Games Store, and you’ll be automatically logged into the same account.
    •    Console Players: Just make sure you’re logged into the same Epic account on both Rocket League and Fortnite, whether you’re on Xbox or PlayStation.

Linking Accounts with Epic Games

If you’re on different consoles or devices for each game, no worries—you just need to link everything to the same Epic Games account:

    1.    Go to the Epic Games website and sign in (console players, use your console login).
    2.    Head to the Apps and Accounts section.
    3.    Find the Accounts tab and click Connect for each account you want to sync.
    4.    Sign in to each account when prompted, and you’re good to go!

 

Also Read: Beat Synced Emotes in Fortnite: Everything We Know So Far

 

What Transfers to Fortnite?

Once your accounts are linked, your eligible Rocket League cars will appear in Fortnite. Look for a message in Rocket League’s top-left corner to see if a vehicle is Fortnite-compatible. Some fan-favorite cars like the Cyclone, Jager 619, and Diestro are already set to transfer, with Epic Games planning to add even more options.

Fortnite Rewards in Rocket League

It works both ways—select Fortnite items will transfer over to Rocket League too! One example is the Fast & Furious Nissan Skyline, which you can use in both games. Now that you know the drill, start flexing your Rocket League cars in Fortnite and enjoy the best of both worlds