PKHeX

PKHeX is a Pokémon save file editor developed by a user by the name of Kurt, also known by the handle "kwsch".
Overview
PKHeX was initially released in 2013 and has since become one of the most popular save editors for Pokémon games. It supports save files from games across multiple Pokémon generations, including titles from the Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, and Nintendo Switch consoles. The program is written in and is distributed as open-source software on GitHub.
Development history
PKHeX has undergone significant development since its initial release. Key milestones include:
* 2014 - Support added for Pokémon X and Y (Generation VI).
* 2016 - Compatibility expanded to include Pokémon Sun and Moon (Generation VII).
* 2018 - Pokémon Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! save editing introduced.
* 2019 - PKHeX updated to support Pokémon Sword and Shield.
* 2022 - Pokémon Home 2.0.0 support added, allowing the transfer and editing of Pokémon across various titles.
* 2023 - Updates released for compatibility with Pokémon Scarlet and Violet DLC, The Teal Mask.
Community and contributions
PKHeX is actively maintained by kwsch and other contributors. The project is hosted on GitHub, where users can submit bug reports, feature requests, and contribute to development. Additionally, PKHeX is distributed through the Project Pokémon platform, which serves as a hub for Pokémon hacking tools and resources. While the tool can be used for benign purposes such as restoring corrupted save files Certain Pokémon created or modified using PKHeX are often flagged by official Pokémon tournaments and online services, resulting in bans or disqualifications.

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