Go to Settings > System > Power Saving > Features Available in Rest Mode > Stay Connected to the Internet.
Go to Settings > Saved Data and Game/App Settings, then select Saved Data (PS5) or Saved Data (PS4).
For PS5 games, select Sync Saved Data > Auto-Sync Saved Data. For PS4 games, select Auto-Upload.
For PS5 games, turn on Enable Auto-Sync. For PS4 games, turn on Enable Auto-Upload. You can also turn on or off this setting for each of your games.
For PS5 games, both your console and cloud storage will sync to the most recent data. For PS4 games, data is automatically uploaded to your cloud storage, but will need to be manually downloaded to PS5 console storage.
Manage PlayStation Plus cloud storage on PS5 consoles
Highlight a game from your Games home, press the options button, and then select Upload/Download Saved Data. The game's most recent saved data is uploaded or downloaded.
Cloud storage is storage space on the network that you can use to copy your saved data. Upload saved data for a game on another PS5™ console or PS4™ console, and then download it to your console. Become a PlayStation Plus member to use cloud storage.
For PS5 games, if you select Sync Saved Data > View Sync Status, you can check the sync status for each of your games. Alternatively, you can highlight a game from your games home, press the options button, and then select Check Sync Status of Saved Data.
Make the most of cloud storage
Pick up play on a friend’s console If you sign in to PlayStation™Network on a friend’s console, you can pick up from the last save on your online storage.
Upgrade/replacement If you get a new PlayStation console, just sign in to PlayStation Network and download your saved data.
Crossplay games These games can be downloaded and played on more than one type of PlayStation console. For example, if a game is compatible with both PS4 and PlayStation®Vita systems, you can start playing at home, upload your save and continue later on your PS Vita system.
