Breed smarter in Palworld 1.0. This Palworld breeding calculator covers all 299 Pals and every breeding combination in the current game data — pick two parents to see their child, choose a target Pal to find every parent pair that produces it, map the shortest breeding path from a Pal you already own, or check the odds of passing down the passive skills you want. Every result is verified against the Palworld 1.0 dataset, including special combinations and the Katress + Wixen gender case, so the answer you get is the answer you’ll get in-game.
How to use the Palworld breeding calculator
This updated Palworld breeding calculator has four modes, each answering a different breeding question:
Find the child — the classic Palworld breeding chart lookup. Pick Parent A and Parent B, and it shows the exact offspring species. Parent order doesn’t matter, so Lamball + Cattiva and Cattiva + Lamball give the same child.
Find the parents — the reverse breeding calculator. Choose the Pal you want, and it lists every parent combination that breeds it, so you can pick the pair you can actually get your hands on.
Breeding path — start from a Pal you already own and a Pal you want, and it works out the shortest chain of eggs between them. This is the multi-step breeding tree players usually piece together by hand.
Passive odds — set each parent’s passive skills, tick the ones you want the baby to inherit, and it returns the real probability using Palworld’s inheritance weights. No other Palworld breeding calculator shows this.
How breeding works in Palworld
Breeding needs a Breeding Farm, one male and one female Pal, and Cake to start the process; the pair produces an egg that hatches into a new Pal. The child’s species isn’t random — the game assigns every Pal a hidden breeding rank (combi rank), and the offspring is the Pal whose rank sits closest to the average of the two parents’ ranks.
A set of special combinations overrides that formula to produce specific results (this is how you get many of the elemental variants and rare Pals), and same-species pairs always breed their own species. Gender doesn’t change the child except for one pair — Katress + Wixen — where the result depends on which parent is male and which is female. The calculator applies all of these rules for you, so you don’t have to memorize any breeding chart.
Popular Palworld breeding combos
Some Pals get searched for far more than others. Here are quick answers for the ones players ask about most, and the Palworld breeding calculator lists the full set of routes for each:
- Anubis breeding combos — Anubis is breedable, with 233 parent combinations. Example: Univolt Cryst + Moldron Cryst → Anubis. Open “Find the parents” and search Anubis for every route.
- Jormuntide breeding — breedable, 209 combinations. Example: Univolt Cryst + Menasting Terra → Jormuntide.
- Knocklem breeding combos — breedable, 94 combinations. Example: Blazamut + Blazamut Ryu → Knocklem.
Pals you can’t breed (catch these instead)
A common breeding search is for Pals that actually have no breeding combination in Palworld 1.0. If the calculator shows no parents for a Pal, that Pal is obtained by catching it rather than breeding. In the current 1.0 data, this includes Faleris, Grizzbolt, Orserk, Bastigor, and the legendaries Jetragon, Frostallion, Paladius, Necromus, Shadowbeak, and Bellanoir.
So “how to breed Faleris” has a simple answer: you don’t; you catch it in the wild. The Palworld breeding calculator will always tell you the truth here rather than sending you after a combo that doesn’t exist.
A full breeding chart, list and tree in one tool
Because this Palworld breeding calculator reads the complete 1.0 combination data, it doubles as a full Palworld breeding chart, a searchable list of breeding combos, and a breeding tree, without scrolling through a giant static table. Search in either direction, filter the parent list by name, and follow a breeding path across several generations, all against the current game data rather than a pre-1.0 chart that may be out of date.
Breeding for passive skills
Species is only half of a good breeding project; most players are chasing passive skills like Legend, Swift, or Ferocious. The Passive odds tab estimates your real chance of passing a set of passives down to the child based on both parents’ passive pools and Palworld’s inheritance weights.
The lesson it makes obvious: the fewer unwanted passives your two parents carry, the higher your odds. Two clean parents that carry only your four target passives give the best possible chance; messy parents with extra passives tank it.
What changed in Palworld 1.0 breeding
Palworld’s 1.0 update revised the breeding combination table and added new Pals and subspecies, so combos remembered from an earlier version may no longer produce what you expect. This Palworld breeding calculator is built on the current 1.0 dataset (verified against PalCalc), so it reflects the revised table rather than launch-era combos. If you’re returning to Palworld after 1.0, it’s worth re-checking any breeding route you relied on before.
Palworld Breeding Calculator 1.0 FAQ
How does breeding work in Palworld?
Put one male and one female Pal in a Breeding Farm with Cake. They produce an egg, and the child species is decided by the parents’ breeding ranks; the offspring is the Pal whose rank is closest to the parents’ average, unless a special combination overrides it. Use the Palworld breeding calculator above to see the exact child for any pair.
How do I find the child of two Pals?
Open the “Find the child” tab, choose Parent A and Parent B, and the child appears instantly. Parent order doesn’t matter.
How do I breed a specific Pal?
Use the “Find the parents” tab and search the Pal you want. It lists every parent combination that produces it, so you can pick the one whose parents you can obtain.
What are special breeding combinations?
Special combinations are fixed parent pairs that override the normal breeding formula to produce a specific Pal, often elemental variants and rare Pals. The calculator flags these results as “Special Combination.”
Does gender matter in Palworld breeding?
For almost every pair, no, you just need one male and one female. The one exception is Katress + Wixen, where the child depends on which parent is which gender. This Palworld breeding calculator shows both outcomes for that pair.
Can the calculator plan passive skills?
Yes. The “Passive odds” tab estimates the probability of the child inheriting the passives you want, based on both parents’ passives and Palworld’s inheritance weights.
Which Pals can’t be bred in Palworld?
Some Pals have no breeding combination and must be caught, including Faleris, Grizzbolt, Orserk, Bastigor, and the legendaries. If the calculator returns no parents, that Pal is catch-only.
Is this an official Palworld tool?
No. It’s an unofficial fan-made Palworld breeding calculator built on open community data and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Pocketpair. Palworld and all related names belong to their owners.