DayZ server tools
64 free tools for editing, generating and checking the files a DayZ server runs on. Nothing is uploaded anywhere unless a tool says it connects to your server.
12 of 64 tools.
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Advanced Loot Table Editor
Full-featured loot configuration editor with search, filtering, and bulk editing. Fine-tune every aspect of item spawns, rarity, and categories.
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Item Despawn Optimizer
Tune item lifetime values to improve server performance. Faster despawn times mean less world clutter and reduced server load.
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JSON File Inspector
Scan and verify JSON configuration files for your DayZ server. Format for readability, minify for deployment, or catch errors fast.
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JSON File Splitter
No description written for this tool yet.
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Loot Conflict Scanner
Detect and resolve duplicate entries in your spawn configurations. Keep your loot tables clean and conflict-free across all mods.
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Loot Rate Amplifier
Supercharge your server's loot economy. Multiply spawn rates, quantities, and max values across entire categories or specific items.
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Loot Rate Reducer
Dial back your loot economy for a harder survival experience. Trim spawn quantities and remove excess entries from your configuration.
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Loot Table Organizer
Automatically sort and structure your loot configuration files. Organize by name, category, or apply custom ordering rules.
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Loot Tier Enhancer
Upgrade item spawn tiers across your entire loot table in bulk. Push rare gear to higher-tier zones and improve server loot quality.
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Spawn Config Adjuster
Fine-tune your spawn configurations with precision controls. Apply global or targeted adjustments to your server's spawnable item settings.
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XML File Combiner
Merge multiple DayZ XML files into a single clean output. Seamlessly combine mod types.xml files while handling duplicates automatically.
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XML File Inspector
Instantly scan your DayZ XML files for syntax errors and structural issues. Real-time validation with line-precise error reporting.
15 of the 64 tools have no description written yet. They are listed anyway — the classic index leaves them out entirely, so they exist but cannot be found.