- Simple Edit lets you modify builds in Fortnite with a single button press instead of selecting individual tiles.
- Enable it through Game Settings > Building section > Turn on "Simple Edit" and "Tap to Simple Edit."
- Use G on PC, Circle on PlayStation, or B on Xbox to make quick edits while building.
Building quickly in Fortnite can be challenging, especially when you’re in the middle of a firefight. Simple Edit makes this process much easier by letting you modify builds with just one button press. Want to know how to enable it and make your life easier? Keep reading to learn how to enable and disable simple edit in Fortnite.
How to Turn On Simple Edit in Fortnite
Getting Simple Edit up and running in Fortnite takes just a few clicks. Here’s how to do so:
- Start at Fortnite’s main menu and open Settings.
- Click on the Game tab and Scroll to the Building section.
- Find “Simple Edit” and switch it to ON.
- Look for “Tap to Simple Edit” right below and turn that ON too.
The “Tap to Simple Edit” option is important. It lets you make edits with a quick tap instead of holding the button down. Most players prefer this setting because it’s faster.
Simple Edit changes how you modify your builds in Fortnite. Instead of selecting individual tiles to edit walls, floors, or ramps, you just point at the section you want to change and press a single button. Want to add a window to your wall? Just look at the middle and press edit. Need to turn your wall into a triangle? Point at the corner and press edit. It’s that straightforward.
How to Use Simple Edit in Fortnite:
Once you’ve turned it on, here’s how to use Simple Edit in Fortnite:
On PC:
- Press Q to enter build mode.
- Place your build (wall, floor, etc.)
- Point at the part you want to change.
- Press G to edit.
On Console:
- PlayStation: Use Circle to edit
- Xbox: Use B to edit
Each time you press the edit button, you’ll cycle through different possible edits for that section of your build. You can see what shape you’ll get next by looking at the small icon under your build’s health bar.
Simple Edit takes some getting used to, but it’s worth the short learning curve. Once you’re comfortable with it, you’ll build and edit much more naturally. Don’t worry if it feels awkward at first – that’s normal.
Just keep practicing those basic edits, and the speed will come with time. Whether you’re just starting to build or looking to improve your game, Simple Edit can help make building feel less complicated and more intuitive.
