Copy the entire save folder (the one that looks like JonSnow_123456789) into the 'Stardew Valley Documents' panel in iTunes. Copy the whole folder to your computer's save location. That will save a folder containing two files (both required for the save to work). Choose the save folder in iTunes and click the 'save' button. 
Copy the entire save folder (the one that looks like JonSnow_123456789) into the saves folder on your device. (The folder won't appear if you haven't created a save on Android yet.) Browse to internal shared storage > StardewValley. If you use mods, remove any custom content before transferring to mobile. Copy the entire save folder (the one that looks like JonSnow_123456789) into your computer's saves folder. Zip the entire folder that looks like JonSnow_123456789. (They appear as folders, but you can't navigate into the folders directly.) 
The 'Stardew Valley Documents' panel shows which save files are already on your iOS device. Click Stardew Valley in the 'apps' list that appears. Click 'File Sharing' in the menu on the left. In iTunes, click on the device icon in the top toolbar (If the icon doesn't appear, try disconnecting and reconnecting the device USB cable). Note: On macOS 10.15 and later this iTunes feature has been moved to the Finder. Under the Locations section, tap On My iPhone/iPad. Tap the Browse button on the bottom-right side of the screen. Each subfolder inside with a name in the format of JonSnow_123456789 is a save slot. 
If your device does not come with a file explorer, you will need one that allows navigation of the internal storage, not just searching for a specific file. Enter this exact text: ~/.config/StardewValley/Saves.The root directory for save files is specified by the XDG_CONFIG_HOME environment variable, which defaults to ~/.config/ Paste this exact text: %appdata%\StardewValley\Saves.Press Windows + R to show a 'run' dialogue box.Note: in multiplayer, the save is only on the main player's computer.
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