Plist Editor
Edit Apple Property List (.plist) files online. Support XML and Binary formats with real-time validation.
100% Client-Side - Your file is never uploaded to any serverSupported Formats
XML and Binary plist files (.plist)
File Size
Up to 10MB (processed locally in browser)
Features
Table & Tree view, Edit, Add/Delete, Export
Privacy
File never leaves your device - 100% offline
Browser Support
Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge (latest)
Export Options
XML Plist, JSON format
Click or drag and drop to edit plist file
Property List File *.plist (XML or Binary format)
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How to Edit a Plist File
What is a Plist Editor?
A Property List (.plist) is a structured file format used by macOS and iOS to store user settings, configuration data, and app information. While simple text editors can open XML plists, they often fail with **Binary Plist** files, which appear as garbled text.
Our Online Plist Editor bridges this gap, allowing you to view, edit, and convert both XML and Binary plists directly in your browser without installing Xcode or command-line tools like `plutil`.
📄 XML Plist
Human-readable format based on XML. Easy to edit manually but takes up more space.
💾 Binary Plist
Compact, machine-readable format. Requires a specialized editor (like this one) to modify.
Common Use Cases
- Game Modding: Modify game save files (often `PlayerProfile.plist` or `SaveData.plist`) to unlock levels or currency.
- App Configuration: Edit `Info.plist` inside an IPA to change the app name, bundle ID, or version before sideloading.
- System Tweak: Adjust macOS or iOS system preferences stored in Library preferences.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this editor handle Binary Plists?
Yes! Our tool automatically detects binary plists, parses them into a readable structure for editing, and can export them back as either XML or JSON.
Is my data safe?
Absolutely. All processing happens client-side using JavaScript. Your files are never sent to our servers.
Why does my edited plist fail to load in the app?
Ensure you maintain the correct data types (String, Number, Boolean). Changing a number value to a string might crash the application reading it. Always backup your original file!