- Lightweight & Fast: Native DX12/Metal/OpenGL rendering, -O3, LTO, x86_64-v3 optimized builds
- Cross-Platform: Windows 7+ (x86, x64, arm64), macOS 10.12+ (x64, arm64), Linux (x86, x64, arm64)
- Games view: Manage your Wii and GameCube games
- Format Support: .iso, .rvz and major formats thanks to NOD
- Automatic Splitting: .wbfs file splitting when needed
- Partition Stripping: Remove the update partition to save space
- Game Archiving: Archive games using RVZ+zstd-19
- Integrity Checks: Verify game data for corruption
- GameTDB: Fetch covers and
wiitdb.xmlfrom GameTDB - TxtCodes: Download cheat codes from geckocodes.org (web archive), codes.rc24.xyz and gamehacking.org
- Apps view: Manage Wii homebrew applications
- OSC view: Download apps from the Open Shop Channel
- Wiiload: Send apps directly to Wii via network
ℹ️ I don't know which asset I should download
On Windows, you'll usually downloadTinyWiiBackupManager-vX.X.X-windows-x86_64.zip
On macOS, you'll usually downloadTinyWiiBackupManager-vX.X.X-macos-arm64.dmg
On Linux, you'll usually downloadTinyWiiBackupManager-vX.X.X-linux-x86_64.AppImage
If you have a recent CPU (see here), you can get the slightly faster x86_64-v3 binary
⚠️ macOS post-installation
The app is not notarized, you must allow it manually after installing by running this command in Terminal:xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/TinyWiiBackupManager.app
For useful tips, check out the Wiki
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