Stardew Valley save editor
Upload your save once. Change your gold, names, farm type, date, weather and more across every section, review the whole list, then download one file. Nothing leaves your browser.
Drop your save file here
or click to browse — look for FarmerName_Id inside your Saves folder
Your save never leaves this browser.
Reading, editing, and downloading all happen on your device. Nothing is uploaded, sent to a server, or stored anywhere outside your browser.
Your save is held in memory only.
We never write it to disk or to browser storage. Refreshing or closing the tab clears it, so download before you leave. Back up your save folder first, every time.
How it works
- 1. Find your save in %AppData%\StardewValley\Saves (Windows) or ~/.config/StardewValley/Saves (Mac/Linux). Each farm has a folder named FarmerName_Id.
- 2. Drop the file with no extension inside that folder (the same name as the folder). Skip SaveGameInfo and any _old backups.
- 3. Work through the sections and queue as many changes as you like. Every one shows up in the Pending changes list, where you can drop any single change without losing the rest.
- 4. Download + replace. The edited file comes back with the same name. Drop it into the same folder, overwriting the original. (Back up first if you want to be safe.)
Want to change just one thing?
Each edit here also has its own page, with instructions written for that one job. See all save tools. To read your progress without changing anything, use the save checkup.
Frequently asked questions
- How is this different from the single-purpose save tools?
- It is the same edits, applied to one upload. Each tool under Save Tools takes a file, changes one thing, and gives it back. Here you upload once, queue as many changes as you want across every section, review them together, and download a single file. Use a single tool when you want one change. Use this when you want several.
- Does my save file get uploaded to your server?
- No. Everything runs in your browser. The file is read locally, parsed in a background Web Worker, and rewritten in memory. Nothing is sent over the network and nothing is logged. Open your browser's DevTools Network tab while you work and you will see no requests.
- Why does my save disappear when I refresh the page?
- Because we never store it. A save file is around 3 MB and it holds your farm name, your children's names and your whole friend list, so it stays in memory and is dropped the moment you leave. Finish your edits and download before you close the tab.
- Can I undo a change before downloading?
- Yes. Every queued change appears in the Pending changes list with its own remove button, and each field has an Undo next to it. Nothing is written to a file until you press Download save.
- Will this corrupt my save?
- Each edit rewrites only the exact tag it owns and copies every other byte through untouched, including the file's byte-order mark. That said, back up your save folder before editing anything. Copy the folder somewhere safe first, every time.
- Where do I find my save file?
- On Windows press Win+R and paste %AppData%\StardewValley\Saves. On Mac and Linux, and on Steam Deck in desktop mode, the path is ~/.config/StardewValley/Saves. Each farm has a folder named FarmerName_Id. Upload the file inside with the matching name and no extension, not the SaveGameInfo file.
- Does it work for Switch, mobile or PlayStation saves?
- No. Those versions give you no access to the raw save file. This works for the PC, Mac, Linux and Steam Deck versions.
- What game version does it support?
- It is built and tested against Stardew Valley 1.6. Older saves may load partly, and any section the save does not contain reports itself as unavailable rather than writing something wrong. Modded saves work for the vanilla fields; anything a mod added is left alone.