Palworld Save Converter

Yes. Inventory, pal box, technology unlocks, fast-travel points and boss progress live in your player file and the world save, and all carry over — only the player identity is rewritten. Map exploration fog is stored per device and doesn't transfer.

Usually not. Friends who joined your co-op world already have their final IDs — only the host's placeholder ID needs converting. Everyone simply joins the server with their normal Steam accounts.

All current PC formats: zlib (PlZ), Oodle-compressed saves (PlM, the default since mid-2025) and Xbox-style chunked files (CNK). The output is written as standard zlib, which every game version reads.

No. The converter runs entirely in your browser — reading, decompression and rewriting all happen on your device. The only network request is the optional Steam vanity-name lookup.

Not yet. Game Pass wraps saves in a packaged container format this tool doesn't unpack. If you can reach the .sav files themselves (for example with a save extractor), the converter can read them.

Tick the NoSteam option in step 3 — such servers derive a different, obfuscated player ID from the same Steam account, and the converter computes it for you.

On dedicated servers that file overrides everything in PalWorldSettings.ini, which would lock your control panel's settings out. Removing it hands control back to the server config — use our Server Settings Generator if you want to rebuild specific values.

Yes — Palworld only fully registers characters in the world save from level 2. If the character you want to move is level 1, play a few minutes and save again first.