Question 1

How do I export my PokeClicker save?

Accepted Answer

In PokeClicker, open the Save menu (the floppy-disk icon in the top bar) and choose Export. The game shows a long Base64 string you can copy, and a Download button that saves the same thing as a .txt file named like "[v0.10.25] PokeClicker 2026-07-25.txt". Either the pasted string or the downloaded file works in this editor.

Question 2

How do I load the edited save back into the game?

Accepted Answer

After clicking "Export edited save" the editor downloads a .txt and copies the new string to your clipboard. In PokeClicker, open the Save menu and choose Import, then paste the string (or pick the downloaded file) and confirm. The game reloads with your edited values. Keep your original export somewhere safe first.

Question 3

What format is a PokeClicker save file?

Accepted Answer

It is plain Base64 — decode it and you get a JSON object with three sections: "player" (location and bag), "save" (wallet, party, badges, statistics, quests) and "settings" (UI preferences). There is no compression and no encryption; PokeClicker does not use LZString for its export, unlike some other idle games.

Question 4

Is it safe to edit my PokeClicker save?

Accepted Answer

This editor only rewrites the specific values you change and copies everything else through untouched — loading a save and exporting it without editing produces a byte-for-byte identical string. It also re-decodes the result before handing it to you and refuses to export if anything does not match. That said, always keep your original export as a backup, and remember that giving yourself resources removes most of the game's progression.

Question 5

Can I make a Pokémon shiny?

Accepted Answer

Yes, for Pokémon you have already caught. PokeClicker stores the shiny flag only when it is true, so this editor adds the flag when you turn it on and removes it again when you turn it off — the same thing the game itself writes. You cannot use it to add Pokémon you have never caught, because the Pokédex and party would fall out of sync.

Question 6

Why can I only edit items that are already in my bag?

Accepted Answer

PokeClicker keys the bag by exact internal item names such as "xAttack". Inventing a name the game does not know would leave an entry it cannot read. If you want a new item, buy a single one in-game, export again, and its key will show up here ready to edit.

Question 7

Does this work with the newest PokeClicker version?

Accepted Answer

It is verified against v0.10.25 saves and reads every field defensively, so a save from a newer build still loads as long as the overall Base64-JSON layout is unchanged. The editor shows the version it detected after loading; if a future release moves a field, that field simply will not appear rather than being written incorrectly.

Question 8

Does this work on mobile?

Accepted Answer

Yes. PokeClicker runs in the browser on phones and tablets too, so use Save → Export, copy the string, paste it here, edit, and paste the result back into Save → Import. Everything runs locally in your browser on any device.

Question 9

Is my save uploaded to a server?

Accepted Answer

No. Decoding, editing and re-encoding all happen in your browser with JavaScript — your save never leaves your device. You can confirm this by opening your browser's Network tab while you use the editor.

Question 10

Where is the PokeClicker save stored if I cannot open the game?

Accepted Answer

PokeClicker keeps it in your browser's localStorage for pokeclicker.com, under the keys "player", "save" and "settings". You can read them from the browser console with localStorage.getItem("save"), though the Save → Export button is the supported way to get a complete, importable string.

PokeClicker Save Editor

PokeClicker save file format

Where is the PokeClicker save file located?