Parent Breeding
Choose two Pals to see their breeding result
Use this Palworld breeding calculator to check every breeding combination, browse the complete breeding chart and parent list, and build a multi-generation breeding tree from Pals you already own.Includes 299 entries Paldeck
Choose the Pal you want and see all possible parent pairs
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Choose two parent Pals to calculate their offspring, or start from one parent to review recorded breeding combinations. Results use the current imported breeding data and do not predict gender, passive skills, IVs, or mutations.
Select a target Pal to search the Palworld breeding list and see every recorded parent combination that can produce it. Use this searchable breeding chart to compare pairs you already own or can obtain easily.
Choose a target and the Pals you already own to build a multi-generation breeding tree. The path planner searches routes up to five generations and identifies useful intermediate offspring for the next pairing.
Choose two Pals to see their breeding result
Choose the Pal you want and see all possible parent pairs
Choose one Pal to see every offspring it can produce
Choose a target Pal and your owned Pals to calculate breeding paths
Select two parent Pals and the calculator shows their recorded offspring. You can also select a target Pal to find parent combinations or start from one parent to browse possible children.
Open Find Parents, choose the target Pal, and review the recorded parent pairs in the breeding list. Each result links to the related Pal pages.
The searchable list uses the current breeding data imported by Palworld Wiki. Recheck results after game updates because new Pals or balance changes can alter available combinations.
Open Path Planning, select the target and your owned Pals, then calculate possible multi-step breeding routes up to five generations.
Need help with cakes, passive inheritance, IVs, or mutations? Continue with the current Palworld 1.0 breeding guide.
Palworld 1.0 Breeding Guide: Cakes, Inheritance and Mutations →