Enter your license key to see your loader command and setup instructions.
Your license is currently active.
On some machines Windows Defender will flag the loader as a false positive and quietly quarantine it. Before you run anything, turn Defender off.
The easiest way is Defender Control by Sordum — a tiny portable tool that toggles Defender with one click. Download the ZIP, extract it, run dControl.exe as administrator, and click Disable Windows Defender (the status bar goes red).
If your browser blocks the download, whitelist sordum.org — the tool is well-known and clean. Re-enable Defender any time you're done playing by clicking the same button.
Open PowerShell (Start menu → search "PowerShell" → right-click → Run as administrator) and paste this one line:
The loader downloads, verifies, and launches automatically. First-time setup can take a few minutes while it prepares its dependencies — subsequent launches are instant.
Once the menu opens, paste this same license key into the activation panel and click Activate.
These are the exact settings the softaim needs. Wrong values here are the #1 reason aim feels off. There are two tabs you need to open — do them one at a time in the order shown.
Why this matters: without Lock Input Method = Mouse, Fortnite flickers between mouse and controller input every frame the softaim moves the stick. The game reads that flicker as jitter and cancels aim assist — the softaim will feel broken. Set it once and forget it.
After activation, click LOAD SOFTAIM, then open Fortnite. The menu waits for the game process, then hides itself. Bring it back with your configured hotkey.
New machine? Pick SMALL MODEL in Softaim Settings → Model. Have an NVIDIA GPU and want higher accuracy? Switch to BIG MODEL. AMD/Intel users: keep the small model — the big model needs CUDA.