Palworld Breeding Calculator
Pick two parent Pals and see the baby that hatches. Or pick the Pal you want and see every pair that can breed it.
- Free, no sign-up
- Runs in your browser
- Palworld 1.0.x data
Type a name or open the list. Variants such as Ignis, Noct, Cryst and Lux are listed as their own Pals.
Pick two parent Pals to see the baby Pal.
Pick the Pal you want to breed.
Your picks stay in your browser. We never send them to a server.
How to use the breeding calculator
- Choose Parent 1 and Parent 2. Start typing a name and pick it from the list.
- Read the baby Pal that appears, with its element and breeding power.
- Open the grey box under the result to see why it hatches: same species, a fixed combo, or the power formula.
- To plan the other way round, switch to Child → Parents, pick the Pal you want, and browse every pair that makes it. Add a parent you already own to narrow the list.
- Use Copy link to share the exact result.
Worked examples
These results are generated by the same rules as the calculator above. Click a row to open it in the tool.
| Parent 1 | Parent 2 | Baby | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lamball | Cattiva | Daedream Dark | Formula, target 2905 |
| Foxparks | Pengullet | Fuack Water | Formula, target 2975 |
| Lamball | Lamball | Lamball Neutral | Same species |
| Fuack | Flambelle | Fuack Ignis FireWater | Fixed combo |
| Katress | Wixen | Katress Ignis DarkFire (Wixen is the male and Katress is the female) Wixen Noct DarkFire (Katress is the male and Wixen is the female) | Fixed combo (depends on gender) |
How the calculator works
Every Pal has a hidden breeding power in the game files. When two different Pals breed, the game first checks a list of fixed combos. If the pair is on it, the baby is fixed. If not, the game averages the two powers and picks the closest Pal:
- Same species plus same species gives that species.
- A fixed combo gives its fixed baby. One pair depends on gender.
- Otherwise the target is
floor((power A + power B + 1) / 2), and the baby is the Pal in the generic pool whose power is closest. Ties go to the Pal with the higher internal priority.
Read the full explanation, with a step-by-step example, in how Palworld breeding works. The complete list of fixed pairs is on the unique breeding combos page.
What this calculator does not do
- It does not predict passive skills, individual stat inheritance or the Palworld 1.0 mutation chance.
- It does not calculate how long an egg takes to hatch.
- It shows species only. Levels do not change the species.
Data and checks. Pal data comes from the 1.0.x game files as extracted by the open-source PalCalc project (MIT licence). Last refreshed 2026-09-30. Details are on the methodology page.
Frequently asked questions
Do parent levels or stats change which Pal hatches?
No. The species of the baby depends only on the two parent species, and for one Katress and Wixen pair, on which parent is male. Levels, stats and passives do not change the species.
Does the order of the parents matter?
No. Pal A plus Pal B gives the same result as Pal B plus Pal A. The only gender-dependent pair we found is Katress and Wixen, where it matters which of the two is male.
Why can I not breed some Pals with the formula?
Some Pals are outside the generic pool the power formula picks from. Of 299 Pals, 183 are in the pool. The rest come only from fixed combos, breeding two of the same species, or other routes this tool does not cover. Use the “Child → Parents” tab to see what exists.
Does this calculator include mutations and passive skills?
No. It predicts the species of the baby only. Passive skill inheritance and the mutation chance added in Palworld 1.0 are not modelled here yet, because we have no verified numbers for them.
How do I know the results are right?
Before each release we rebuild the rules from the game data and check them against all 44,851 pair results in the community PalCalc dataset. If a result differs from what you see in game, tell us.
What is breeding power?
Breeding power is a hidden number each Pal has in the game files (stored as a “combi rank”). Lower numbers are rarer Pals. See the breeding power list for every value.
Keep planning your breeding
Breeding Power List
All 299 Pals sorted by the hidden number that decides breeding results.
See the list →Unique Breeding Combos
The pairs that always make one specific Pal, no matter what the formula says.
See fixed combos →Paldex
Search and sort all 299 Pals by element, work type, stats and breeding power.
Open the Paldex →Work Suitability Finder
Pick the jobs your base needs and get the Pals that can do them, ranked by level.
Find base Pals → GuideHow Breeding Works
The rule behind every baby Pal, explained with worked examples.
Read the guide →