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Fast Backups

Mod

by pcal43

Fast, incremental world backups powered by Git. Now works on Forge!

Type

Mod

CurseForge Downloads

0

CurseForge ID

667417

Modrinth Downloads

116,849

Modrinth ID

ZHKrK8Rp

Last Updated

Apr 27, 2026

Description

FastBack

Fast, incremental Minecraft world backups powered by Git

Fastback is a Minecraft mod that backs up your world in incremental snapshots. When it does a backup, it only saves the parts of your world that changed.

This means backups are fast. It also means you can keep snapshots of your world without using up a lot of disk space.

Features

  • Now with Forge support!
  • Incrementally backup just the changed files
  • Faster, smaller backups than zipping
  • Back up locally
  • Back up remotely to any git server
  • Back up remotely to any network volume (no git server required)
  • Schedule backups to run automatically
  • Easily restore backup snapshots
  • Snapshot pruning, retention policies
  • Include mod jars and config files in backup snapshots
  • Broadcast server-wide notifications during backups
  • LuckPerms support
  • Works on clients and dedicated servers
  • Works on Linux, Mac and Windows
  • ..all with easy-to-use minecraft commands

Road Map

  • Support for restoring remote snapshots
  • Better management of remote snapshots
  • UI for managing backups from the title screen
  • Forge support (maybe)

Acknowledgements

Legal

FastBack is distributed under GNU Public License version 2.

You can put it in a modpack but please include attribution with a link to this page.

Questions?

Please start with the documentation. If you have more questions, please join "pcal's minecraft mods" on Discord:

https://discord.pcal.net

Note that Curseforge comments have been disabled and I will not reply to private messages.

Compatibility

Mod Loaders

Fabric Forge

Game Versions

1.19.2 1.19.3 1.19.4 1.20 1.20.1 1.20.2 1.20.4 1.20.6 1.21 1.21.1 +9 more

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