ATLAS Link is a launcher for the community’s older Fortnite builds, often called OGFN. It gives you one place to organize builds you already have, launch them, and manage useful tools around them.
Add existing Fortnite installations to a searchable library. Rename, favorite, sort, and launch builds from one place. You can find build archives in the Builds section.
ATLAS Link can launch a selected build and includes optional tools for starting supported backends. A backend is the server software that runs a game session.
Manage compatible mods across your builds, adjust launcher settings, customize your profile, and keep track of playtime.
ATLAS Link organizes and launches builds you add; it does not provide Fortnite game files. Use only game content you are entitled to use.
Open the latest ATLAS Link release and download ATLAS.Link.Setup-2.0.7.exe.
Open Latest ReleaseWhen the download finishes, open the setup file and follow the prompts to install ATLAS Link.
Need help setting up ATLAS? Watch the tutorial below for a step-by-step installation guide.
If the player doesn’t load, watch the tutorial on YouTube.
Browse FortForge to find and download the Fortnite build you want to use with ATLAS.
Browse Available BuildsChoose a compatible build from FortForge, then download it from the build page.
Stay updated with new features, supported builds, and announcements through the ATLAS Discord server.
No, ATLAS is not a virus. Our code is open source, so you can review it in these public repositories.
Only download the ATLAS installer from the official GitHub Releases page to make sure you have the correct and latest version.
Join the ATLAS Discord community for help, updates, announcements, and information about new releases.
Join DiscordOGFN is commonly used by the community to mean old Fortnite. ATLAS provides community tools for organizing and running sessions with older versions.
ATLAS Link is the launcher and build library. ATLAS Backend provides session hosting and configuration tools. Check the project READMEs for current setup details.
ATLAS is an independent community project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Epic Games. Epic Support says it cannot determine whether a specific third-party program could lead to a Fortnite ban, so we can’t guarantee that using ATLAS is risk-free with Epic services. Review Epic’s third-party software guidance and Community Rules before use.
For each project’s background and contributor credits, check its repository. Its LICENSE file, when provided, sets the terms for using or redistributing the code; those terms can differ between projects. See ATLAS Link, ATLAS Backend, Magnesium, and ATLAS Client.
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