Download Quick Memory Editor 5.7 – Free Game Memory Editor for Windows

Quick Memory Editor 5.7 is a free game memory editing tool for Windows that lets you search for and modify values stored in a running game’s memory — such as health points, gold, ammunition, score, or any other numeric value. By scanning for specific values and changing them, you can create your own game cheats and trainer-like modifications without needing to write code.

The tool works by scanning the memory address space of any running process, allowing you to search for an exact value, unknown value, or value range. Once you identify the memory address holding the value you want to modify, you can change it to any number you like or lock it so it never decreases. Quick Memory Editor also includes a basic trainer builder so you can save your memory modifications for reuse.

Quick Memory Editor 5.7 is aimed at gamers who enjoy experimenting with single-player games, hobbyists interested in reverse engineering, and developers who need to inspect and debug application memory. It is completely free and does not require any programming knowledge to perform basic memory searches and edits.

Key Features

• Scan running game processes for specific memory values (health, gold, ammo, score, etc.).
• Multiple scan types: exact value, value range, unknown initial value, and changed/unchanged value.
• Modify found memory values instantly and lock them to prevent the game from changing them back.
• Save memory addresses and modifications as reusable trainer scripts.
• Supports 4-byte, 2-byte, 1-byte, float, and double value types for comprehensive scanning.
• Process list lets you easily attach to any running game or application.
• Free to use with no feature restrictions or registration required.

How to Install

1. Download Quick Memory Editor 5.7 from the link below.
2. Run the installer and follow the setup steps to complete installation.
3. Launch your game and then open Quick Memory Editor.
4. Select the game process from the process list to attach to it.
5. Use the scan feature to find the memory address of the value you want to modify, then change or lock it as desired.