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CorpusPalworld

Your adventure. Ready to share.

Turn your Palworld save into a card for your friends. Show your Pals, discoveries and progress with a link or an image.

Example · your save makes it yours

Palworld Passport · corpus.gg

Explorer

A fictional adventure

Level
42
Day
28
OVR
24

Completion

  • Pals

    Paldeck entries

    190 / 1,440 capture bonuses

    68 / 288

  • Exploration

    Travel / watchtower unlocks

    42 / 124 areas discovered

    40 / 174

  • Missions

    Main + side missions

    18 / 57 main · 8 / 61 side

    26 / 118

  • Collections

    Effigies collected

    11 / 64 journals · 2 emotes

    32 / 407

  • Technology

    Technology unlocks

    Regular + ancient technology

    163 / 585

  • Combat

    Normal tower encounters

    1 / 9 hard towers · 7 / 33 human bosses

    4 / 9

Make your Passport

No account needed. Your save is read in this browser.

World ZIP

Choose or drop your world ZIP

Includes the world and Players folder

One world ZIP · Up to 128 MiB. A new ZIP replaces the current files.

Make a world ZIP on Windows

  1. Close Palworld and open this folder in File Explorer:
    C:\Users\YOUR USERNAME\AppData\Local\Pal\Saved\SaveGames
    Replace YOUR USERNAME with your Windows username. Or paste this shortcut into File Explorer’s address bar:
    %LOCALAPPDATA%\Pal\Saved\SaveGames
  2. Open your account folder (a long number), then the world folder you want. It contains Level.sav, LevelMeta.sav and Players. Choose just one world, not the whole SaveGames or account folder.
  3. Zip the whole world folder: go back one folder and select that world folder.

    Or zip its contents: stay inside the world folder and select Level.sav, LevelMeta.sav and the Players folder together.

  4. Right-click your selection, choose Show more options (if shown), then Send to → Compressed (zipped) folder. Windows creates the ZIP beside your selection.
  5. Choose or drop the new ZIP into the box above.

Both ZIP layouts work. Backups are ignored; leaving them out keeps the ZIP smaller. Extra LocalData.sav and WorldOption.sav files are fine too.

What does OVR mean?

OVR combines recorded progress, collections and Pal development into one score out of 100. It is not a skill ranking or your percentage of the whole game. Missing records can leave your score incomplete.

What gets shared?

Links contain your player name, scores and counts. Images contain the card you preview. Anyone you send them to can read them. Raw saves and world settings stay out of both.

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Watch the save-file guide on YouTube
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