Sync your Steam, Epic, and EA libraries into one Windows app

What library sync does on Windows

PlayGrid pulls owned titles from linked Steam, Epic, and EA accounts into one browsable list. Matching duplicates can group into one row with store badges.

Sync updates your shelf in PlayGrid. It does not move installs between stores or grant cross-store licenses.

Sync steps in the Windows app

• Settings → Stores: connect accounts for Steam, Epic, and EA.
• Run library sync after purchases or Epic free-game claims.
• Review merged rows with store badges and grouped duplicates.
• Add manual .exe entries when a title is not in a linked store.

When to run sync again

After you buy a game, claim a free title, or return from a long break. PlayGrid does not replace Steam or Epic Games Store for checkout or every install path.

Friends only see your new titles after you sync and they sync. Then shared games updates for the group.

If a title is missing or duplicated

• Confirm the store account is linked and you own the game on that store.
• Run sync again. New purchases sometimes appear only after a manual refresh.
• Same game on two stores? See how duplicate grouping works.
• Unmatched duplicates may stay as separate rows until metadata improves. Pick the edition everyone recognizes.