Not directly. Bunny Bakery stores your bakery on your phone only. There’s no account, no cloud save and no transfer code. If you set up a new phone by restoring a full backup of the old one, your bakery may come along with the rest of your app data, but the game doesn’t sync on its own, and deleting the app deletes the save. The developer’s FAQ says cloud sync may be added in a future update.
Where does Bunny Bakery save your progress? #
Everything lives in the game’s own storage on your device. The game saves automatically every few seconds while you play, and again whenever you switch away from it. There’s no sign-in screen and nothing to register.
According to the game’s privacy policy, your game progress isn’t sent to the developer’s servers. That has an upside and a downside. Nobody has an account of yours to lose or leak. But there’s also no copy anywhere else to restore from if your phone is lost, reset or replaced.
Can you move Bunny Bakery to a new phone? #
It depends on how you set up the new phone.
iPhone to iPhone with an iCloud backup #
Apple says iCloud Backup includes app data for the apps you’ve downloaded, games included. If you restore a new iPhone from an iCloud backup of your old one, your bakery may be restored with it. The game doesn’t guarantee this, so check before you wipe the old phone.
Android to Android with Google’s backup #
Google’s device backup covers apps and app data, but Google also notes that not every app can back up or restore all of its data. A restore may bring your bakery over. Treat it as a bonus rather than a plan.
Between iPhone and Android #
This doesn’t work. Each platform keeps app data in its own format, and without a cross-platform account there’s no way to carry a save from one to the other. Switching platforms means starting a new bakery.
Deleting and reinstalling #
Uninstalling the game removes its saved data. If you reinstall it, you’ll start from the welcome story with a fresh bakery, unless a device backup restores the old data.
How to give your bakery the best chance of moving #
- Open the game on your old phone, then close it fully. The game saves when you leave it, so this makes sure the latest progress is written.
- Run a fresh device backup right before you switch. An older backup restores an older bakery.
- Restore that backup while setting up the new phone, using the same platform.
- Open Bunny Bakery on the new phone and check Settings, under Stats: total coins ever, prestige level and Sparkle Stars should match what you had.
- Keep the old phone as it is until you’ve confirmed the new one has your bakery. Once you reset the old phone, that copy is gone.
Record your progress before you switch #
The Bunny Bakery FAQ suggests taking screenshots of your progress. Screenshots won’t restore anything automatically, but they’re a record of what you had, and they make it easy to compare after a restore. The most useful screens are:
- Settings, Stats section: total coins ever, total taps, best coins per second, stations owned, upgrades bought, achievements, prestige level, Sparkle Stars and time played.
- Achievements tab: how many you’ve earned and your production bonus from them.
- Collection tab: which of the eight bunny chefs you’ve found.
If you do end up starting over, your earlier runs aren’t wasted knowledge. Players who know the upgrade thresholds and prestige timing rebuild much faster the second time. Our prestige guide and bunny chef list show what to aim for.
How to avoid losing your bakery by accident #
- Leave “Reset save data” alone. The button at the bottom of Settings wipes your bakery, achievements, Sparkle Stars and bunnies, and there’s no undo. The game asks you to confirm first, so read that screen carefully.
- Don’t clear the app’s storage on Android. Clearing storage for Bunny Bakery in your phone’s settings has the same effect as a reset.
- Keep device backups switched on. They’re the only copy of your bakery that exists outside the phone.
- Close the game when you’re done. It saves when you leave it, and a fresh launch next time also counts your offline earnings properly. We explain why in how Bunny Bakery offline earnings work.
What if you played the original Bunny Bakery? #
The current game is a rebuilt idle clicker, and it replaced an earlier version where you served bunny customers from ovens. If you had a save from that version on the same phone, the update converted it the first time you opened the new game. Depending on how far you’d played, you received:
- Starter coins scaled to your old earnings, up to 500,000
- Sparkle Stars based on your old prestige level and customers served, up to 25
- Up to three legacy achievements: Bakery Veteran, Returning Star and Old-School Pro
- New bunny chefs matching cosmetic skins you’d owned
A welcome-back screen listed the gifts, and the intro story was skipped. This only happened on the phone that held the old save, since the original game also stored progress locally. The legacy achievements are described in our achievements guide.
Frequently asked questions #
Does Bunny Bakery have cloud save? #
No. Progress is stored only on your device. The developer’s FAQ says cloud sync may be added in a future update, but there’s no date for it.
Will I lose my progress if I delete Bunny Bakery? #
Yes. Deleting the app removes its saved data. The only way to get it back is restoring a device backup that was made while the game was still installed.
Can I play Bunny Bakery on two devices with the same progress? #
No. Each phone or tablet keeps its own separate bakery, and there’s no way to sync them. Progress made on an iPad stays on that iPad.
Do I need an account to play Bunny Bakery? #
No. There’s no sign-in or email. You open the game and play, and your bakery stays on your device.