How To Backup Minecraft Worlds
13Find out how to backup your Minecraft worlds so you don’t have to worry about losing anything!
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About this video: This video is a quick guide on how to back Minecraft worlds. This is great in case you delete a world by accident or are making big changes to your existing worlds and be able to return to older versions if you need to.
Start off by opening Minecraft and going to singleplayer. Then, click on the world you want to backup and click “Edit”. Next, click “Make Backup” and the backup will be created. It’s that easy. I recommend doing this every time you go to play your world just to make sure you are always prepared just in case something goes wrong.
You can access your backup by going to the “Edit” menu on your world again and clicking “Backups Folder”. This will open a folder that contains all of the backups for all of the Minecraft worlds you w have.
To restore a backup, you will just take and extract that backup and move it into your saves folder. .
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