Palworld Save Editor - Free, Private and Online
Drop your save here
A .zip file or your world folder (Level.sav + Players/)The Palworld Save Editor processes your world locally - your save files are not uploaded.
Explore Your World with a 3D Palworld Save Editor
Turn a save file into a clear view of the Palpagos Islands. The Palworld Save Editor lets you tilt the terrain, zoom toward bases and inspect supported structures in their saved positions before making changes elsewhere.
The save editor renders this interactive map directly on your device.
A Private, Open-Source Palworld Save Editor
Free to use
Use every browser feature without creating an account, installing a mod loader or paying for a subscription. The Palworld Save Editor provides a direct route from your world folder to an editable interface.
Open source
Review the GPL-licensed source, report an issue or follow development on GitHub. Like other community Palworld save tools, this project lets technical users inspect parsing and export behavior.
Runs on your device
Parsing and editing happen on your device rather than an editing server. The browser tool can open and rebuild supported save data without sending your world to a remote database.
Privacy and security first
Your save can contain player identities, guild details and many hours of progress. The Palworld Save Editor keeps browser editing local, uses opt-in folder writes and creates backups before supported in-place changes.
What You Can Change with the Palworld Save Editor
Pal Stats, Skills and Passives
Use the Palworld Save Editor as a detailed Pal editor. Change species, nickname, gender, level, IVs, trust, passives, active skills, rank, souls and work suitability, or add, clone, heal and remove Pals.
Player Data and Progress
Edit player names, levels, health, stamina, attack, work speed, weight and condition. The Palworld Save Editor also covers inventory, missions, technology and supported character data tied to each player.
Inventory and storage
Use the save file editor for items, materials, ammunition, stack sizes, player bags, guild chests and base storage. Reusable loadouts help repeat a tested inventory setup across saves.
Technology, Recipes and Missions
Adjust technology points, Ancient Technology points, the technology tree, recipe unlocks and supported mission progress. Each progression tool stays beside the player it belongs to.
Blueprints
Capture supported base structures as blueprints, then place them in another world. Rebuild a favorite base or move a design without repeating every construction step by hand.
Guilds, Bases and Transfers
Manage guild names, guild chests, base Pals, base inventory and lab research. The editor also supports careful player, Pal and storage workflows across compatible world saves.
Presets
Build Pal, skill, inventory and storage presets, then apply them again without re-entering each value. Browser storage keeps these presets local for faster, more consistent edits.
Localized In-Game Names
Search with familiar in-game names instead of decoding internal IDs. The interface includes localized data across 16 languages, making large Pal, item, skill and technology lists easier to understand.
How to Use the Palworld Save Editor
Open Level.sav and Players
Close Palworld first, then choose a ZIP or the complete world folder containing Level.sav and Players. The Palworld Save Editor reads connected world and player records together, which reduces missing-context problems.
Review and Edit Your Save
Review the world, search for the right Pal or player, and change only the fields you understand. The Palworld Save Editor organizes common values into forms while keeping advanced tools available for experienced users.
Export, Replace and Verify
Export the edited save, or write it back through a supported Chromium browser. Keep the original backup until the Palworld Save Editor output loads correctly and your important players, Pals, guilds and bases appear in game.
Palworld Save Editor for Desktop and Dedicated Servers
Choose the desktop app for direct Game Pass access, faster work with large worlds, Palworld save transfer tools and dedicated server management. The browser version remains the simplest choice for quick edits.
Palworld Save Editor FAQ
Is this Palworld Save Editor safe to use?
The Palworld Save Editor parses data locally and makes folder write-back opt-in. It creates backups before supported in-place writes, but save editing always carries risk, so copy the complete world folder before you begin.
Does the Palworld Save Editor upload my save files?
No. The online Palworld Save Editor runs save parsing and editing on your device, so your world is not sent to an editing backend. You choose when to download an export or write changes to a supported folder.
Where is the Palworld save location on Windows?
For Steam, the Palworld save file location is %LOCALAPPDATA%\Pal\Saved\SaveGames\<Steam ID>\<World ID>. Open the ZIP or Palworld save folder containing Level.sav and Players so linked records load together.
Does the Palworld Save Editor support Steam and Game Pass?
The editor supports Steam and Game Pass saves for solo, co-op and dedicated-server workflows. Use the desktop app for direct Game Pass access and advanced server or player-transfer tools.
Is the Palworld Save Editor free?
Yes. The Palworld Save Editor is free to use, requires no account and has no paywall. You can inspect the open-source project on GitHub and use every browser editing feature without a subscription.
Which browsers support the Palworld Save Editor?
The online save editor works in current Chromium browsers and Firefox. Writing directly to a folder requires a Chromium browser with the File System Access API; every supported browser can download an export.
Should I use the online or desktop Palworld Save Editor?
Use the online Palworld Save Editor for a fast, zero-install workflow. Choose the desktop app for very large saves, direct Game Pass access, native dedicated server management, Steam ID tools or complex player transfers.
Is the Palworld Save Editor open source?
Yes. This Palworld Save Editor is based on the GPL-licensed Palworld Save Pal project. The code is available on GitHub, so developers can review how saves are read, changed, backed up and exported.