gtasnp.com

GTASnP.com accepts save files for GTA III, GTA Vice City, GTA San Andreas, GTA IV, and GTA V. Red Dead Redemption 2 saves and pre-1.06 San Andreas mobile saves are no longer accepted for upload. The site's Supported Games page is the authoritative list of what save types are allowed, so check it before uploading if your save comes from an unusual platform or version.

Supported games

The site's navigation lists these games as supported:

• GTA III
• GTA Vice City
• GTA San Andreas
• GTA IV
• GTA V

What is no longer accepted

An update posted September 27, 2026 announced that the site stopped accepting uploads of:

• RDR 2 saves — the data is encrypted and not readable by the site. This led to non-save files being uploaded disguised as RDR 2 or GTA V saves, so support was removed until the saves can be decrypted.
• Pre-1.06 San Andreas mobile saves — these were never properly readable because they contain extra data that is difficult to filter out. The underlying issue was fixed over 10 years ago with version 1.06 of the game.

Existing saves of these types remain available for now, but no new ones are being taken.

GTA V support may improve

GTA V is still listed as supported, and the site says it recently received information that might allow it to read GTA V save data. A large site update is in progress; if testing goes well, it will include better GTA V support such as stats, mission progress, and a collectible map. There is currently no ETA for that update.

Before you upload

• Confirm your game and save version against the Supported Games page.
• Use the upload page to select a file or drag and drop it.
• If the standard uploader does not work, a classic upload form is available as a fallback.

Two things to keep in mind about how the service works: all uploaded files are made public and anonymous, and new uploads expire and are automatically deleted 30 days after their last download.

GTASnP.com is maintained and hosted by Samutz. If you want to support the site, the official route listed on the site is Ko-fi, and Samutz can also be reached through GTAForums. These details appear in the site footer alongside links to the Disclaimer and Server Status pages.

Who operates GTASnP.com?

The site identifies Samutz as the person who both maintains and hosts it. That means the same individual is responsible for keeping the service running and for the code and infrastructure behind it, rather than a larger company or team being credited on the page.

GTASnP.com describes itself as a tool for GTA Save Sharing & Tools, with navigation for Upload, Browse, Preferences, Help, and About, plus a list of supported games and other resources.

How can users support the site?

The footer lists a single direct support channel:

No pricing, subscription tiers, or payment platforms are described in the page evidence beyond the Ko-fi link, so any amounts or perks tied to supporting the site are not specified there.

What else is linked in the footer?

The footer also points to two informational pages:

• Disclaimer — referenced both in the footer and in the upload section, where it is noted that all uploaded files are made public and anonymous.
• Server Status — a page for checking whether the service is currently up.

These links sit alongside the support and contact options, so the footer acts as the main place to find out who runs the site and how to reach them.

Practical notes for users

• If you want to support GTASnP.com, the Ko-fi link in the footer is the route the site itself provides.
• If you want to contact or follow the maintainer in a community context, the GTAForums link is the one listed.
• If the site seems unavailable, the Server Status page is the intended place to check before assuming an upload or browse problem is on your end.

Uploaded save files on the site are public and anonymous, and new uploads expire and are automatically deleted 30 days after their last download — worth keeping in mind if you are relying on the service and want to see it continue.

Go to the Upload page on GTASnP.com, then either click the upload area to open your file picker or drag a save file directly onto it. Once the file is selected, the site uploads it automatically and shows an "Uploading, please wait..." message. If the main uploader doesn't respond, use the classic upload form linked on the same page.

Before You Upload

Two things determine whether an upload will work:

• The file must be a save for a supported game. The Upload page points to the Supported Games page for the exact list. Uploading something that isn't a save (for example, a renamed file) will fail or be rejected.
• The save must be from a version the site can read. As of the September 27, 2026 update, GTASnP.com no longer accepts RDR 2 saves or pre-1.06 San Andreas mobile saves. Pre-1.06 SA mobile saves were never reliably readable because they contain extra data that's hard to filter out, and the underlying issue was fixed in game version 1.06. RDR 2 saves, like GTA V saves, are encrypted and not readable by the site, which led to non-save files being uploaded disguised as RDR 2 or GTA V saves. GTA V support is being kept because the site owner has received information that may allow GTA V save data to be read in a future update.

Step-by-Step Upload

1. Open the Upload page on GTASnP.com.
2. Choose one of the two input methods:
   • Click the upload area ("Click here to select a save file") to open your system's file picker, then select the save.
   • Drag and drop the save file onto the upload area.
3. Wait for the "Uploading, please wait..." message to finish. The site handles the transfer; you don't need to click a separate submit button.
4. If nothing happens, click the classic upload form link below the main uploader and upload through that instead.

Expected result: the file is accepted and becomes available as a public, anonymous download on the site.

What Happens After Upload

If you need a save to stay available longer than 30 days of inactivity, someone (including you) has to download it again before the window closes.

Common Problems

• Nothing happens when you click. Use the classic upload form instead.
• Upload fails or the file is rejected. Confirm the save is for a supported game and isn't an RDR 2 save or a pre-1.06 SA mobile save, both of which are no longer accepted.
• You uploaded a non-save file by mistake. The site has protections against files disguised as saves, but the safest check is to confirm the file came from the game's own save directory before uploading.

For the current list of accepted games, check the Supported Games page linked from the Upload page, since support can change with site updates.

New uploads on GTASnP.com expire and are automatically deleted 30 days after their last download. The clock resets each time someone downloads the file, so a save that keeps getting downloaded stays available; one that nobody touches for 30 days is removed. Uploads are also public and anonymous — anyone can browse and download them, and no account or identifying information is attached.

What "30 days after last download" actually means

The expiry is not a fixed 30-day window from the upload date. It is a sliding window tied to download activity:

• Upload day: the file becomes available immediately and is listed publicly.
• Each download: resets the 30-day countdown.
• 30 days with no downloads: the file is deleted automatically.

So a save uploaded once and downloaded regularly can persist well beyond 30 days, while a save nobody downloads disappears a month after it was posted.

What this means for what you upload

Because every upload is public and anonymous, treat the upload page as a public drop box rather than private storage:

• Don't upload private or sensitive files. Anything you submit can be seen and downloaded by other visitors.
• Only upload supported save types. The site directs you to its Supported Games page to confirm what save games are allowed before uploading.
• Expect no permanent archive. If you need a save kept long-term, keep your own copy — the site is a sharing tool, not a backup service.

The site's Disclaimer page covers uploaded content in more detail if you want the full terms.

How to upload a save

1. Go to the Upload page.
2. Click to select a save file, or drag and drop it onto the page.
3. Wait for the upload to finish — the page shows an "Uploading, please wait..." state.
4. If the standard uploader doesn't work, use the classic upload form linked on the same page.

Once uploaded, the file is public and the 30-day inactivity timer starts.

Recent changes worth knowing

The site has discontinued support for RDR 2 saves and pre-1.06 San Andreas mobile saves (announced September 27, 2026). New uploads of those types are no longer accepted, though existing saves remain available for now. The stated reasons:

• Pre-1.06 SA mobile saves were never properly readable — they contain extra data that is hard to filter out, and the issue was fixed over 10 years ago in game version 1.06.
• RDR 2 saves are encrypted and unreadable by the site, similar to GTA V saves, which led to non-save files being uploaded disguised as RDR 2 or GTA V saves.

GTA V support is being kept because the maintainer has received information that may allow the site to read GTA V save data. A planned update may add better GTA V support, including stats, mission progress, and a collectible map, but there is no ETA yet.

Quick reference

GTASnP.com is a save file sharing and tools site for the Grand Theft Auto series, maintained and hosted by Samutz. If you want to hand a GTA save to someone else, grab a save at a specific point in the story, or get help past a mission you're stuck on, this is the site built for that. It covers GTA III, Vice City, San Andreas, GTA IV, and GTA V.

What you can do on the site

• Upload a save file. Select a save from your device or drag and drop it onto the upload area. A classic upload form is available as a fallback if the main uploader doesn't work.
• Browse saves. Public uploads are listed for others to find and download.
• Use save-related tools. The site's navigation includes a Save N Play tool alongside Preferences and Help.
• Check what's allowed. A Supported Games page lists which save types the site accepts.

How uploads behave

Two rules matter before you upload anything:

• Files expire. Every new upload is automatically deleted 30 days after its last download. If nobody downloads it for a month, it's gone.
• Files are public and anonymous. Uploads aren't private, and they aren't tied to an account. Don't upload a save you want to keep to yourself.

Supported games and recent changes

The site lists GTA III, GTA Vice City, GTA San Andreas, GTA IV, and GTA V among its supported games. Two formats have been dropped:

Existing uploads of the discontinued formats remain available for now.

What's planned

The maintainer is working on a large site update that, if testing goes well, would add better GTA V support: stats, mission progress, and a collectible map. No release date has been given.

Who it's for

• Players stuck on a mission who want to hand their save to someone else to complete it.
• Players who want to jump into a GTA game at a specific point without replaying hours of story.
• Anyone trading or archiving GTA saves who doesn't mind them being public.

If you need private storage, permanent hosting, or support for RDR 2 or older San Andreas mobile saves, this site isn't the right fit.