Achievement Manager
Unlock or lock Steam achievements on accounts you own. Useful for tidying up a profile — and easy to misuse, so read the warnings below.
What it does
Pick one of your bots, pick a game it owns, and you get the full achievement list with its current state. Tick what you want unlocked, untick what you want removed, apply.
It works only on accounts connected to your own bots. There is no way to touch someone else's profile, and no version of this feature that would allow it.
Instant or staggered
Two modes, and the choice matters more than it looks.
- Instant — everything applies at once. Fine for a handful, or a game nobody looks at.
- Staggered — applied gradually, with a random gap between each. You set the minimum and maximum interval.
Staggered exists because a profile that unlocks 200 achievements in the same second is obvious to anyone reading it, and looks nothing like play. If the profile matters to you, use staggered and give it room — hours, not minutes.
A staggered job keeps running after you close the page. Progress is shown on the same screen, and you can cancel it at any point; whatever has already been applied stays applied.
Some games write achievement progress on their own servers rather than only on Steam. For those, locking an achievement in Steam does not clear the game's own record, and launching the game can re-award it immediately. Nothing is broken when that happens — the game is simply the authority.
Achievements tied to items, drops or in-game rewards are a different matter. Unlocking those artificially is exactly what anti-cheat and game developers look for, and the consequence lands on the Steam account — not on EasySteamFarm. Stick to cosmetic, single-player achievements and you are in safe territory. We give you the tool; judging the game is yours.
History
Every apply is logged per account, so you can see what was changed and when. Admins see the platform-wide view; you see your own bots.