How to Use the Palworld Breeding Calculator

Start from what you already have

• You own two Pals and want to know what they make → Parents → Child.
• You want a specific Pal → Target → Parents. Pairs are sorted cheapest first, by the combined rarity of the two parents, so the practical answer is at the top rather than buried.
• You have one good Pal and want to see its options → One Parent → All: every partner and what each one produces.
• You are several generations away → Shortest Route walks the whole breeding graph and returns the chain with the fewest eggs.

Two modes worth knowing about

Passives lists the Pals that always hatch with a passive attached. Breeding from a carrier is the cheapest way into a four-passive project, because the skill is guaranteed on the egg instead of rerolled.

Mutations covers the 85 variant forms — Lux, Cryst, Ignis, Terra, Noct. All of them are breedable, but through fixed recipes rather than the usual arithmetic, so they need looking up.

Finding a Pal quickly

The search box takes more than exact names. Type part of a name, a Paldex number, an element ("fire") or a job ("mining"), and half-remembered spellings still work — "anb" finds Anubis. The element, work and rarity dropdowns stack on top of the search, so "Dragon" plus "Kindling" narrows 299 Pals to four.

Practical notes

• A Breeding Farm needs a male and a female of any species, plus cake in the feed box. One cake per egg.
• Parent order never changes the child, so a pair only needs checking once.
• Some Pals — Frostallion, Necromus, Selyne, Xenolord among them — have exactly one valid pair: themselves. The first one has to be caught.
• Every number here is generated from the v1.0 game files and rebuilt after each patch. If a result does not match your game, tell us.