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PalDex — Palworld database

What's inside

Pal database

All 288 Pals with base stats, elements, work suitabilities, drops, learnsets, partner skills and breeding rank — including variants and boss forms.

Breeding calculator

Works both directions: pick two parents to see the child, or set a target Pal and get every parent pair that produces it — including special combos for planning multi-step chains.

Map explorer

2,000+ markers: Pal spawns, tower and field bosses, dungeons, chests, eggs and gatherable nodes — filter to exactly what you're hunting.

Base finder

Ranks base locations by what actually falls inside the build radius — ore, coal, sulfur and more, computed from the real map data.

Items & crafting

1,900+ items and 1,100+ recipes with ingredients and workbenches, plus the full 500+ node technology tree by level.

Mobile app

The same database as an iOS/Android companion app — searchable offline, updated with every game patch.

Why the data is trustworthy

Nothing is typed in by hand or copied from a wiki. The project runs its own extractor against Palworld's packaged files and publishes what the game itself ships — that's why numbers like chest loot weights and breeding ranks exist here at all.

Breeding quick-start: for a target Pal, open the calculator in "target" mode and look at the parent pairs — each pair lists where the parents spawn on the map. Chain backwards if neither parent is something you already own.

FAQ

Is PalDex free?

Yes — the site is a free fan project with no account required. The companion app is free with optional in-app purchases.

Is PalDex official?

No — it's an unofficial community tool, but its data comes from extracting the actual game files rather than hand-maintained wiki pages, so it stays accurate across patches.

Does PalDex work offline?

The website needs a connection to load, but the mobile app is built for offline use once installed.

PalDex vs the Palworld wiki — which is better?

For raw numbers (breeding ranks, loot tables, drop rates) PalDex is more reliable since it's extracted data. For quest text and lore explanations a wiki reads better — they complement each other.