A beginner-friendly explanation of the feature categories used across the Blurred site.
Aimbot is the aim-focused category. On Blurred, the dedicated page covers weapon groups, keybinds, prediction, FOV, hitbox selection and smooth type. Read Fortnite Aimbot before tuning advanced settings.
Player ESP focuses on visual information around other players, including boxes, names and distance. Loot ESP focuses on world objects such as items, chests, llamas, vehicles and ammo boxes. Separating these categories makes the interface easier to reason about.
Explore ESP and Loot ESP for the current documented feature set.
Triggerbot is a separate input feature with an enable control and keybind. Player List gives you a compact list-oriented match reference and spectator awareness. Both are easier to configure after the core visual and aim settings are stable.
Radar provides a compact map-style reference, while Web Radar exposes a browser-based view associated with the Windows PC. A phone may be able to open a browser interface, but it does not run Blurred itself; see Mobile Support for the distinction.
Check Requirements, download the current build, verify the archive, then follow the Beginner Guide. Keep a backup configuration and use Troubleshooting when something changes.