Alpha · open to all creators

Share your mods with every player, in one click.

The Exchange is the mod storefront built into The Sims Mod Manager. Publish a mod here and anyone using the app can browse it and install it straight into their game: no downloads folder, no unzipping, no wrong-folder mishaps.

1Publish here

Upload your mod with screenshots, a description and install notes.

2Players browse in the app

Your listing shows up on The Exchange for that game, looking good.

3One-click install

The app downloads it and puts every file exactly where it belongs.

No fees, everDrafts stay privateUp to 500 MB per mod

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Only publish mods you made or have permission to share.

Your mods

Everything you've put on The Exchange. Drafts are only visible to you.

Nothing here yet

The Exchange is brand new and the shelves are waiting.
Publish your first mod and be one of the founding creators!

No fees, everDrafts stay private

Publish a mod

Everything a player sees before they hit install.

The basics

Mod name

The clean, human name. Players see this, not the file name.

Game

Version

Bump it whenever you upload a new file, so players can tell updates apart.

Creator name

Shown as "by …" on your listings.

What it does

DescriptionInstall notes (optional)

Screenshots (up to 10, and the first one is the cover)

Drop images here or click to choosePNG or JPEG, up to 10 MB each

Mod file

↓Drop your mod here or click to chooseOne file: a .package (or other mod file), or a .zip with everything in it

Got multiple files or folders? Zip them up: the app keeps your folder structure when it installs. Max 500 MB.

List it on The ExchangeOff = saved as a draft only you can see. On = live for every player.

Only publish mods you made or have the creator's permission to share. Listings that aren't yours get taken down.

How players see it

.package

Better Build Mode Camera

v1.0

Install

Listings that do well

A cover shot taken in-game, not a flat render.
Say which packs are required, up front.
Name known conflicts: players trust it more.