Moving from paimon.moe

How to move your wish history from paimon.moe

A paimon.moe export loads here as it is: every Genshin Impact wish arrives with its date and banner, and pity is recalculated for you. The same account also holds Honkai: Star Rail and Zenless Zone Zero.

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The move takes five minutes

The file paimon.moe hands you under "Download Data" is already an import format here. Nothing needs converting.

  1. 1

    Go to paimon.moe

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    Use the browser where your wish history is saved

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    Open Settings

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    Click "Export and import data"

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    In the "Export data" block, click "Download Data" and save the JSON file

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    Here, open Import, pick Genshin Impact and the "Paimon.moe" tab, then upload the file you saved

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What comes across

  • Every pull — item, rarity, banner and the time of each one

  • Your game UID — read from the file; the profile for it is created automatically

  • Pity and the 5★ counter — not copied but recalculated from the history itself, so they cannot drift

Settings, notes and build plans do not come across — they are not part of a wish history.

Uploading twice is safe

The export carries no original Hoyoverse pull ids — paimon.moe makes its own. So duplicates are matched by account, banner, item and time together, allowing for the fact that a ten-pull legitimately yields identical items in the same second. Upload the same file again and your history stays exactly as it was.

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What comes with the history

Three games in one account — Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail and Zenless Zone Zero

History in an account, not in a browser — open it from your phone and your desktop alike

A public profile — a link to your own stats you can send to friends

A luck leaderboard — see how your 50/50s compare with everyone else’s

13 languages — with character and weapon names in each one

What this site does not do

There is no resource planner, no ascension calculator and no item database here — this site only deals with pull history and the statistics that come out of it. Your paimon.moe export is not consumed by the import, so nothing stops you from using both.

Move your history

Upload the JSON file — pulls, pity and statistics appear the moment the import finishes.

Go to import

Other import questions are covered in the FAQ.