Find a combination
Enter any parent or offspring name in the search field. You can also use a Paldeck number or part of a name. The search checks all 44,851 combinations, then shows the first 100 matches so the page stays quick to scan.
If the Pal you need is not in the first group, add more of its name to narrow the results. Searching for the offspring is the fastest route when you already know your goal. Searching for one parent is useful when you want to see which partners appear with a Pal you own.
For a guided result, return to the calculator. The table is better for comparing many rows; the calculator is better when you want one pair or one target.
Read gender-specific pairs
Each row shows Parent 1, Parent 2, and the offspring. Male and Female labels mean the combination requires that gender in the current data. “Any gender” means either gender works for that side of the pair.
A combination can contain the same two Pal names but produce a different result after the gender setup is reversed. Copy the full row, including both gender labels, before assigning the parents to a Breeding Farm.
Forms and Paldeck numbers
Variant forms can have their own breeding entry. The table marks those forms in the displayed name and keeps the Paldeck number beside the offspring. If two entries look similar, use both details to confirm that you selected the intended record.
The searchable list contains 299 Pals and forms. That is a data-record count, not a claim that Palworld has 299 distinct official Pals.
Frequently asked questions
Does search cover the full dataset?
Yes. Search checks all 44,851 combinations and shows the first 100 matches. Add more of the name to narrow a large result set.
Can I search by offspring?
Yes. The same field searches both parents and the resulting offspring.
Why do some rows specify gender?
Those rows require a particular male or female parent. Keep the gender labels when using the combination in game.