Palworld Save Toolkit — co-op → dedicated server converter

1Select your world folder

Pick the world folder containing Level.sav and Players/. Local co-op worlds live in %LOCALAPPDATA%\Pal\Saved\SaveGames\<steam-id>\<world-id>.

Click to choose the world folder
(or drag & drop it here)

World contents

Character	Level	GUID	Player file

⚠ Character editing — levels, stat points, maxed pals… it all works, but earning these is the game. Editing can permanently take the fun out of your world, for you and everyone playing on it. Backups are made for you automatically by downloading — your originals are never touched.

⊕Import players from another world

Merge characters from a different save into this world — character, level, pals, party, palbox, inventory, equipment and guild membership all come along. Players already in this world are skipped automatically.

Click to choose the other world's folder

	Character	Level	GUID	Pals

Add imported players to guild

After importing, use Download world as-is above (or run the server conversion below) to get the merged world. Verify everyone's characters and pals in-game within the first minutes — the server autosaves over anything broken.

2Convert for the dedicated server

The co-op host is stored under a placeholder GUID that dedicated servers don't recognize. To fix it, the host must join the server once (creating a fresh character) — the new file that appears in the server's Players/ folder is their real GUID. Enter it below.

Co-op host character (old GUID) New GUID assigned by the server (32 hex characters, from the filename)

Auto-detect: click to select the server's world folder (or just its Players/ folder)
The player file that doesn't match any co-op player is the host's new GUID.

World folder name inside the zip (use the server's folder name)

What does the conversion do?

The 4-layer fix used by the community for post-1.0 saves: (0) the host's character file and world entry move to the new GUID; (1+2) every pal is re-keyed to the zero GUID (the server purges pals keyed to a non-existent player) and pal ownership fields are retargeted; (3) guild membership handles are corrected; (4) stale per-slot owner references in party/palbox containers are cleared. A verification pass re-parses the result before you can download it. Files are written in the zlib (PlZ) format, which the server accepts.