PalDex — Palworld Database & Companion
The free fan-made reference for Palworld: every Pal, item, recipe, tech unlock and breeding combo — extracted straight from the game files and refreshed with each patch. Use the tool right here.
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.
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.