When you’re as determined as so many Fitbit users are, it can be easy to get laser focused on your end goal. But while high aspirations are commendable, experts also say having smaller specific, measurable, and attainable goals can help keep you motivated. Another key factor? Rewards.
That’s why Fitbit designed more than 100 badges to recognize a variety of achievements. From steps taken to floors climbed to weight loss, these virtual awards are designed to recognize and help you celebrate even the smallest of victories along your health journey.
But you can’t achieve what you can’t see, right? So with that in mind, here are all 101 Fitbit Badges and what you need to do to earn them.
FITBIT DAILY-STEPS BADGES
Boat Shoes
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 5,000 steps in one day.
Sneakers
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 10,000 steps in one day.
Urban Boots
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 15,000 steps in one day.
High Tops
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 20,000 steps in one day.
Classics
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 25,000 steps in one day.
Trail Shoes
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 30,000 steps in one day.
Hiking Boots
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 35,000 steps in one day.
Cleats
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 40,000 steps in one day.
Snow Boots
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 45,000 steps in one day.
Cowboy Boots
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 50,000 steps in one day.
Platform Shoes
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 55,000 steps in one day.
Blue Suede Shoes
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 60,000 steps in one day.
Ruby Slippers
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 65,000 steps in one day.
Spring Loaders
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 70,000 steps in one day.
Genie Shoes
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 75,000 steps in one day.
Futuristic Kicks
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 80,000 steps in one day.
Rocket Boots
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 90,000 steps in one day.
Olympian Sandals
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 100,000 steps in one day.
FITBIT LIFETIME-DISTANCE BADGES
Marathon
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 26 miles since joining Fitbit.
March of Penguins
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 70 miles since joining Fitbit.
London
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 250 miles since joining Fitbit.
Hawaiian Islands
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 350 miles since joining Fitbit.
Serengeti
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 500 miles since joining Fitbit.
Italy
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 736 miles since joining Fitbit.
New Zealand
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 990 miles since joining Fitbit.
Great Barrier Reef
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 1,600 miles since joining Fitbit.
Japan
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 1,869 miles since joining Fitbit.
India
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 1,997 miles since joining Fitbit.
Monarch Migration
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 2,500 miles since joining Fitbit.
Sahara
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 2,983 miles since joining Fitbit.
Nile
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 4,132 miles since joining Fitbit.
Africa
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 5,500 miles since joining Fitbit.
Great Wall
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 5,500 miles since joining Fitbit.
Earth Diameter
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 7,900 miles since joining Fitbit.
Pole to Pole
Accomplishment: You’ve walked 12,430 miles since joining Fitbit.
FITBIT DAILY-FLOORS BADGES
Happy Hill
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 10 floors in one day.
Redwood Forest
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 25 floors in one day.
Lighthouse
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 50 floors in one day,
Ferris Wheel
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 75 floors in one day.
Skyscraper
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 100 floors in one day.
Rollercoaster
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 125 floors in one day.
Stadium
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 150 floors in one day.
Bridge
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 175 floors in one day.
Castle
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 200 floors in one day.
Waterfall
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 300 floors in one day.
Canyon
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 400 floors in one day.
Volcano
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 500 floors in one day.
Mountain
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 600 floors in one day.
Rainbow
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 700 floors in one day.
FITBIT LIFETIME-FLOORS BADGES
Helicopter
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 500 floors since joining Fitbit.
Skydiver
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 1,000 floors since joining Fitbit.
Hot Air Balloon
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 2,000 floors since joining Fitbit.
747
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 4,000 floors since joining Fitbit.
Cloud
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 8,000 floors since joining Fitbit.
Spaceship
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 14,000 floors since joining Fitbit.
Shooting Star
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 20,000 floors since joining Fitbit.
Astronaut
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 28,000 floors since joining Fitbit.
Satellite
Accomplishment: You’ve climbed 35,000 floors since joining Fitbit.
FITBIT WEIGHT-GOAL BADGES
Weight Goal SetAccomplishment: You set a new goal.
Weight Goal MetAccomplishment: Weight goal achieved.
5-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 5 pounds since setting a weight goal.
10-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 10 pounds since setting a weight goal.
15-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 15 pounds since setting a weight goal.
20-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 20 pounds since setting a weight goal.
25-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 25 pounds since setting a weight goal.
30-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 30 pounds since setting a weight goal.
35-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 35 pounds since setting a weight goal.
40-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 40 pounds since setting a weight goal.
45-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 45 pounds since setting a weight goal.
50-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 50 pounds since setting a weight goal.
55-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 55 pounds since setting a weight goal.
60-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 60 pounds since setting a weight goal.
65-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 65 pounds since setting a weight goal.
70-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 70 pounds since setting a weight goal.
75-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 75 pounds since setting a weight goal.
80-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 80 pounds since setting a weight goal.
85-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 85 pounds since setting a weight goal.
90-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 90 pounds since setting a weight goal.
95-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 30 pounds since setting a weight goal.
100-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 100 pounds since setting a weight goal.
105-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 105 pounds since setting a weight goal.
110-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 110 pounds since setting a weight goal.
115-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 115 pounds since setting a weight goal.
120-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 120 pounds since setting a weight goal.
125-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 125 pounds since setting a weight goal.
130-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 130 pounds since setting a weight goal.
135-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 135 pounds since setting a weight goal.
140-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 140 pounds since setting a weight goal.
145-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 145 pounds since setting a weight goal.
150-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 150 pounds since setting a weight goal.
155-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 155 pounds since setting a weight goal.
160-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 160 pounds since setting a weight goal.
165-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 165 pounds since setting a weight goal.
170-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 170 pounds since setting a weight goal.
175-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 175 pounds since setting a weight goal.
180-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 180 pounds since setting a weight goal.
185-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 185 pounds since setting a weight goal.
190-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 190 pounds since setting a weight goal.
195-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 195 pounds since setting a weight goal.
200-Pound Weight Loss
Accomplishment: You’ve lost 200 pounds since setting a weight goal.
Can’t find the badges you’ve already earned? Want to learn how to share them on social media? Here’s Everything You Need to Know About Your Fitbit Badges.
This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. You should not use this information to diagnose or treat a health problem or condition. Always check with your doctor before changing your diet, altering your sleep habits, taking supplements, or starting a new fitness routine.
Weird. I don’t have Hawaiian Islands, but I have a bunch of badges that come after that. Was that one added retroactively? Also, why didn’t I receive a badge for setting my weight goal? Interested in how to earn these.
You’re not alone Natasha. I have three badges that come after it, but not the Hawaiian. What gives?
I noticed the same thing, wonder why I did not get that either.
Definitely second the questions of earning badges retroactively. Is the Hawaiian Islands badge new?
I’m also missing the Hawaiian Islands badge, but have the 4 that follow that one. 🙁
Hawaiian Islands badge only shows up if your distance is measured in kilometers. It’s a known issue that Fitbit has not fixed for a long time now.
Same thing with me…I should have gotten a weight goal and Hawaii because yesterday I got India!
Can you please post these badges in kilometres as well? Thanks!
You can try looking here for the badges in km.
https://bitstats.net/badges
I notice no cycling badges. Why not?
Can you post in kilometres instead of miles? And what about Stationary bikes?
It’s probably because the fitbit tracks bi-pedal movement not cycling type of movement. Maybe it would track the elevation gain and you would get floor badges. What info does the fitbit read when you cycle?
I have worked hard and got all the badges.. Are there any thoughts to add more badges? Seems senseless to work for nothing.. Guess time to look at Apple, etc.. to see what they offer…
Love the whole badge system, really gives an extra level of encouragement and aspiration.
Please post these emails in kilograms and kilometres, the old measurements are no longer relevant in the modern world.
Really looking forward to the new Fitbit smartwatch too, need to upgrade my Surge.
How about some swimming badges to complment the Flex 2?
Could there be more floor badges added as I completed Satellite a long time ago and approaching 50,000 floors and would like to aim for the Moon, however realize that this is likely to be 126,139,200 floors. (based on floor being 10ft and Moon 238,900 miles away). Maybe a radial pie chart around the badge would allow you to see how close you are at achieving it with % completed
lol Pretty sure you are joking, but, it would be a bit hard to see. You would need 2,522 of your 50,000 floors slivers
I have the Monarch Migration badge (earned a year ago). Since then I’ve walked more than enough miles to earn the Sahara badge but I don’t have it. Can you tell me why I wouldn’t have received it?
Do you have a bade for gaining weight? I am underweight and need to put some weight on.
How about a badge for consecutive days hitting your step goal. I am trying to do one year without missing a day.
That’s a great idea, encouraging you to keep the momentum going 5 days, 10 days, 20 days etc
I love the badges and find them really motivating. I’m working towards my Africa badge now. I hope you’ll keep designing more. Thank you for all you do for us.
I’ve been waiting quite awhile for my 50 and 55 lbs weight loss badges and even after contacting customer support they still aren’t on my dashboard. I like my badges and need them for encouragement!
Please add swim badges!
I was excited to see badges I have earned.. Big question?? I have not accomplished any weight loss badges.. You are showing 5 thru 200 pounds lost how is that?
There should be badges for weight gain as well.
The badges are different to those we have in the UK – most notably the total Flower gets of stairs climbed and the weight lost. Why send me this link when it doesn’t relate to me?
The badges are different to those we have in the UK – most notably the total floors climbed and the weight lost. Why send me this link when it doesn’t relate to me?
Bit upset that I am not going to achieve all badges, especially weight loss as I don’t need to lose that much. Also I can’t reach all the floor and step badges because I don’t intend to do that much in a day.
I also didn’t get the Hawaiian badge yet I completed the Serengeti badge. It would be nice if all of these possibilities would show up on my app.
They need a few more badges. I’d like to see 110,000 and 120,000 steps in a day (yes it is possible if you’re doing a 50m or a 100k run), and more than 700 floors in a day — I had over 900 floors in July when competing in Beaverhead 55k, and I didn’t finish that one so it could have been even more. I’d like to see 800 and 900 floors at least. And those of us who have been wearing the Fitbits for a while would like to see more lifetime badges!
i don’t have any of these badges – never get them any more I think the last one I got was walking the great wall of china
More badges are long overdue. I sure hope someone is going to create more dynamic and creative badges that get updated more regularly. Half this list excludes some the trackers bc of the lack of the stair tracking.
Thank you for defining the badges. I really appreciate having a specific goal to attain. I love my Fitbit!!!!!! I thought 12,000 steps in one day was a real achievement. I had no idea that people step tens of thousands times more than that in one day. Good to know! Something else to try for reach for. Again, thanks!
Hi, I was wondering if you were planning to add a “Walking” under Exercise for the Fitbit Blaze?
I reached my first grade goal of over 20 pounds and I didn’t get any recognition. Also I have walked 1000’s of miles and on have the first 2 rewards. Why is that?
I’d love to see a badge for consecutive days hitting the goal. For example, I set a goal to hit 10K steps every day for a year…….then a week ago I broke my foot. I made it over 7 months without a miss prior to that. I will recover and give it another try
Need badges for active minutes in a day..
No swimming badges; is, 14 miles around Amelia Island, Florida, 90 miles from key west, Florida to Cuba; 124 miles across Gulf of Bahia, Mexico; and so on around the world (Long Island Sound, Straits of Juan De Fuchia, WA., English Channel, Baltic Sea, Mediterranean, et.). Us swimmers are feeling left out.
I agree with Natasha. I never saw the Hawaiian Islands award for 350, and I’m also well past that. How do we get this award added to our current list?
Since you guys messed up my data on 3/13/17 and 7/28/17, and won’t fix it, I can no longer feel proud when I get a badge since I can never be really sure that I earned it.
I agree about the Hawaiian Island Badge for 350 walked….that’s missing from my set of badges too. Mine goes from 250 miles then to 500 miles….no badge for 350 miles. What’s with that??
Also, I have badges for Fit for Good and Challenge badges that are not listed here. Just an FYI.
But I still LOVE my Fitbit!!!
I’m bummed that the total lifetime floors doesn’t go past 35,000. I just got my 20,000 floor badge and I’ve only been wearing my fitbit for 11 months. I’m going to break the fitbit once I get to 35,000. What will it do I wonder?
How do I load the badges that I have already achieved? I mostly walk more than 5000 steps a day & 10000 a few times in a week.
Whoever thought up the title of the link to the article didn’t quite think it through – collect them all? Excuse me while I put on 200 pounds and lose it again in order to get a badge 😛
When are we going to get lifetime mile badges?
How about some more badges after Pole to Pole?
I agree, we need MORE lifetime mile badges – silly or not, they are great motivators. And they need to be a bit less randomly spaced. I just achieved the 7,900 mile “Earth” badge, which was my 17th lifetime mile badge in just over five years. Now, however, Fitbit will require that I log another 4,500 miles (which will take about three years) before I’ll get the next one, the “Pole to Pole” badge? And that will be the last lifetime milage badge I’ll ever get? Seriously?
C’mon, throw us a bone, Fitbit. You don’t have to come up with a clever metaphor for each additional badge. Just creating a “15,000 mile badge” and “16,000 mile badge,” etc, to keep the fun going.
Agreed!
i also never received the Hawaiian badge and i haven’t received my weight loss badges.
Wish there was a way to track weight training. I love to lift but that never amounts to much in the way of steps taken.
It’s disappointing that the only time streaks are recognized is when you’re in a challenge. I have hit my 10,000 step goal every single day of 2017, but there isn’t a single badge that acknowledges that and pushes me to keep the streak alive.
I wish there was an easier way to identify what badge we are at and how soon to get to the next badge.
My new Fitbit doesn’t record stairs. I’m never going to walk 20,000 steps. And I lost five pounds. I don’t need to lose any more. Any new badges for those of us who peak early?
I upgraded to a newer model that has better features, except that my history of badges and competition has not come with it as yet since I do not know how to update that feature, if it is available. Any help out there?
I upgraded to a newer model that has better features, except that my history of badges and competition has not come with it as yet since I do not know how to update that feature, if it is available. Any help out there?
Why no weight gain badges?
I wish the life badges went higher. I have already hit the 20,000 floor badge and I’ve only had my fitbit for 11 months now. So the 28K and 35K badges are on the only ones left. Who would be the department to email to request additional badges be created within fitbit?
Thanks,
John
Is there any way I can find out my total amount of steps/miles since i have had my tracker Jan. 2016
I see many badges for flights of steps, however I read that the fit bit does not have the ability to measure these. Or is it that some do and some don’t???? I have never seen this on my fit bit.
A number of the Fitbit trackers can measure floors climbed. Fitbit One, Fitbit Charge and Fitbit Ionic to name a few. Look at specifications on their website.
Hey, FITBIT — please add more lifetime flight badges so I can have something to work toward. I’m not even close to achieving the longest distance badge available, but I passed the top lifetime flight badge 10,000+ flights ago.
is there a list with lifetime distance in KMs?
The UFO badge for 12,000 lifetime floors does not exist. It is the Spaceship badge, and it is awarded at 14,000 lifetime floors. You may want to update the information.
According to Fitbit customer service there is no badge for 12,000 lifetime floors (on your list as UFO). The lifetime badges for floors are 8,000, then 14,000, then 20,000 floors. Your list shows 8,000 floors, then 12,000 floors, then 20,000 floors.
After joining 12.18.16, I’m glad to see that you’ve added a couple of badges so I still have something to achieve in 2018. On to the Pole to Pole and Satellite badges!
Pole to pole achieved. Need a circumference of globe badge.
Please add badges for daily calorie burned!
I would love to see my own personal unearned badges on my fitbit app. The badges are there as incentives/rewards, but if I don’t know they exist then it’s not helpful. I need to know what to shoot for. For instance, I just earned the steps award for 5,000 steps in a day, then 10,000 (I’m a new fitbit user). I also earned the award for climbing 10 flights of stairs. What’s the next goal I wonder? 15 flights? 20 flights? If I climb 20 flights of stairs and receive no badge, I just assume maybe there isn’t one. Until I search the internet and find that there’s one for 25 flights. I don’t want to have to search the web for my next goal – I would love to see it displayed (maybe grayed out) on my phone app so I can have a known target to shoot for. It would also be great to have a badge or some acknowledgement for races completed, as well as ‘grayed out’ adventures and races not yet completed. Thanks!
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The Hawaii badge can only be view in kilometer setting not mile setting. If you change it back it disappears. Contacted fitbit support over a year ago…
Why do Lifetime Stairs end at 35,000? Passed it after 17 months. Started June 2015 and completed Nov 2016. But last Miles Badges will take Years more to reach. (7,900 & 12,430). (At 5772 Russian Railway this week.)
I wonder if Fitbit has an around the world badge? I am almost on my second pole to pole badge in nearly 6 years. Has anyone actually done around the world or will I be the first?
I am very bummed out to find out that there is not another badge for lifetime miles after the pole to pole. I need to new badge for distance to strive for. 🙁
I have the distance badges like Russian Railway, India, etc, but none of the ones that say how many floors I climbed. What do I need to do?
Badges for steps in a 7 day period would be nice. Something to look forward to and work at.
I’ve reached 44,294 floors climbed, but the badges listed only go up to Satellite, at 35,000. What badge comes next?
Do you have a similar list but for Treasure Trek!?
Do you have a similar list but for Treasure Trek!?
I have some that are not on your list, floors- I have a spaceship for 14,000 and don’t have the one for 12000 UFO on your list.
I for one would love to see the Appalachian Trail added!!
I’m pretty sure I earned each badge once, but when I switched the units from kilometers to miles, it gives me the badges I earned (thus far, only “Marathon” and “March of Penguins”) twice – as in, I have both badges in both kilometers and miles. Is this normal?
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