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These are the best Fortnite streamers on Twitch

The new generation of Fortnite streamers is here to entertain you.

Fortnite remains just as relevant as it was in 2017. Content creators, on the other hand, have come and gone in that timespan. The best Fortnite streamers today are not the same ones as a couple of years ago, and we’re here to refresh your roster of streamers to follow.

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The days of Ninja and Tfue dominating Twitch streams feel like an eternity ago. While it’s easy to get nostalgic for the good old days, streaming Fortnite hasn’t suddenly gone out of fashion. The people who are doing it have changed, that’s all. We’ll update you on the current top Fortnite Twitch streamers, including the most popular ones, the best female, and the best streamer for tips and tricks.

Best Fortnite Twitch streamers in 2025

Clix

Clix is by far the biggest name in Fortnite streaming as of 2025, with the biggest following on Twitch and on Youtube. The only drawback from his immense popularity is that he’s becoming less of a Fortnite streamer and more of a “Mr Beast if he played Fortnite” kind of persona. This is very much reflected in Clix’s recent content which is obviously modeled after Mr Beast, right down to the big giveaways and the slightly off-putting Youtube thumbnails.

That being said, Clix still streams Fortnite frequently on Twitch, where it’s much easier to ignore all of the above. If you’re not a fan of the Mr Beast format, you can still follow Clix on Twitch and have some pure Fortnite fun.

Clix making an X symbol with his hands
Clix has grown beyond the realms of Fortnite streaming. Image by Clix via Instagram

MrSavage

MrSavage is your go-to guy if you like your Fortnite streams pure. The Norwegian player is focused entirely on playing the battle royale and does so almost daily on Twitch. If high-quality gameplay is what you’re after, MrSavage will deliver. Oh, and don’t worry about him being Norwegian—he speaks English in his streams and says “bro” enough times per minute to be an honorary American.

MrSavage with his head tilted to the left
MrSavage lives up to his name. Image by MrSavage via Youtube

AussieAntics

AussieAntics has a more unique streaming style. Instead of dazzling with gameplay, he focuses on commentary and engaging with the audience. AussieAntics provides news and analysis on competitive Fortnite in addition to playing the game himself, and all of this comes with a sprinkle of Australian humor, which is always a bonus. AussieAntics is the perfect Twitch streamer for keeping up with the Fortnite scene in a more casual environment.

AussieAntics holding his dog and a McDonald's bag.
AussieAntics loves dogs almost as much as he loves Fortnite. Image by AussieAntics via Instagram

Sommerset

Sommerset is another channel focused primarily on gameplay with occasional commentary. The content is similar to what you’d find at MrSavage’s stream, with the tiny difference that Sommerset is a woman. The gameplay isn’t quite at the level of MrSavage, but if you’re on the lookout for your new favorite female Fortnite streamer, you should give Sommerset a try.

Sommerset giving a piece sign during a Fortnite event
Sommerset is among few successful female Fortnite streamers. Image by Sommerset via Instagram

Mongraal

Mongraal is one of the few options you have left if you want to recapture the glory days. He is among the OGs that topped the Twitch charts during Fortnite’s popularity peak right before and during the pandemic. Unlike most of his peers that either moved to other ventures or simply don’t have the mass appeal anymore, Mongraal maintains a solid following to this day—not quite to the levels of four or five years ago, but it’s the closest you can get to a vibrant legacy Fortnite streamer in 2025.

Mongraal sitting in a chair with a blue t-shirt and people sitting behind him
Mongraal isn’t quite as hot on the charts as he used to be, but the man still has some sauce left. Image by Mongraal via Youtube

Prospering

Prospering’s streams are a perfect mixture of a welcoming environment and genuinely useful advice. He’s not limited to tutorials, and he’s got plenty of general gameplay streams you can watch on your down time, but if you’re looking to improve your game, Prospering is more than willing to share his strategies, making him our pick for the best Fortnite streamer for tips and tricks.

A selfie of Prospering with a hat and jeans jacket on
Prospering isn’t afraid to share his gameplay secrets on stream. Image by Prospering via Instagram

Top Fortnite streamers overview

Clix is the most popular Fortnite streamer in 2025. His content goes beyond just playing Fortnite and more toward general entertainment. If you enjoy Mr Beast type content, you’ll click with Clix right away.

MrSavage is the best Fortnite player who is also a prominent streamer. If you want to watch impressive gameplay for hours on end and get a grasp of how high-level pros play the game, MrSavage’s Twitch streams will accommodate that.

AussieAntics is more of a commentary channel that follows big news and events happening in Fortnite. The additional charm of the channel comes from the trademark Aussie humor that should keep you entertained as well as informed.

Sommerset is the most popular female Fortnite streamer currently. She focuses on gameplay and participates in various Fortnite events, and does the occasional crossover with other streamers.

Mongraal was part of the old guard of Fortnite streamers and one of the few that still maintains a decent audience. His Fortnite skills haven’t vanished, so if you’re feeling nostalgic about the old times, you can catch your fix at Mongraal’s channel.

Prospering provides a mix of informative tips and laid back approach to his streams. You can learn and relax at the same time. Prospering’s positive personality will surely rub off on you, making the good time almost guaranteed.

Who is the most-followed Fortnite streamer?

Historically, the most-followed Fortnite streamer is Ninja, with 19.2 million Twitch followers. He is also the most followed Twitch channel overall. Though Ninja still streams on Twitch, including Fortnite, he’s not as exclusively focused on the battle royale as he used to be. Of the currently active streamers that primarily stream Fortnite, the most-followed streamer is Clix, with eight million followers.

How to find new Fortnite streamers to watch?

The quickest way to find new Fortnite streamers is to simply go to the Fortnite tab on Twitch and scroll until you find a stream that seems interesting to you. You can customize the overview by language and viewer count, but not much else. Unless you’ve been recommended a specific channel, this is your best shot at finding something fresh.


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