Plan your next hatch

Palworld Breeding Planner for Your Actual Roster

Choose the Pals you own, then find a breeding route to the Pal you want. Add passive skills when you need them.

Open the breeding planner

From your Pals to your next hatch

Start with species you can use repeatedly as breeding parents. You only need to record individual Pals when you want to transfer their passives.

  1. Add your Pals

    Select each species you own once. Your roster stays on this device, with an export available for backup.

  2. Choose your goal

    Use Find a Pal for a species, Keep these passives for one starting Pal, or Combine passives when the skills you want are on different Pals.

  3. Follow the pairings

    Read the parents and offspring in each breeding round. For passive plans, record useful hatches to update the remaining route.

Choose the effort that fits your goal

Find a Pal shows new targets with fewer generations first. Switch Sort results to Best job match first to compare workers or mounts for the job you choose. Use the generation filter to narrow longer routes.

Generations measure the longest chain of breeding. Breeding steps count all pairings, including branches you may be able to breed at the same time. Neither count predicts the number of eggs or hours needed.

Keep the passives that matter

Keep these passives starts with the skills already together on one Pal. Combine passives brings up to four selected skills together from the parents you identify. A species-only shortcut may use a different family line, so choose the passive mode when preserving those skills matters.

Before you breed

Check that you have compatible parents and the passives shown at each step. Inherited passives, offspring sex, and a number of eggs are not guaranteed.

This planner supports Palworld 1.0.x using a saved data revision. Game updates can change combinations or recommendations. Read Data & limitations for the sources and search boundaries.

Palworld breeding planner questions

Do I need to upload my Palworld save?

No. Mark each species you own once, then enter only the passive carriers a trait-aware plan needs. Your data stays in local browser or app storage, and an export is available for your own backup.

Why does a trait plan ask for the carrier Pal?

The species roster answers which parents you can reproduce; the selected carrier answers where a desired trait actually exists. The solver needs that second fact only for trait transfer or consolidation.

Will the first route guarantee my four passives?

No. The route shows legal pairings and the traits to retain at checkpoints, not exact inheritance probability or a guaranteed hatch count. Record successful offspring and recalculate as the real breeding line develops.