The rest of the community
This site does not do everything, and some of these do things it never will. Every link was opened and checked rather than collected from a list, and each entry says what the tool is actually for so you can pick one instead of opening nine.
Everything about everything. These are the ones to reach for when you want a number rather than an opinion.
Datamined straight from the game files and published raw. Pals, items, structures, recipes, drop tables, NPCs and breeding, in 15 languages, with the numbers shown rather than summarised.
The deepest raw data of any of them, and the one other sites cite as their source.
by chuanhsing paldb.cc
A broad database with a friendlier face: Pals, items, weapons, armour, structures and the technology tree, plus a breeding calculator, capture-rate calculator, team builder and interactive map.
The most complete single site if you only want to open one.
author not credited palworld.gg
A full Paldex alongside an unusually wide set of calculators: breeding, egg hatching, IV recovery, capture odds, damage, XP and trust.
Stamps the exact game build its data came from, which almost nothing else does.
author not credited palworld.tools
Every Pal, item, skill, passive and structure, with a world map, breeding tools and a Pal creator.
author not credited paldeck.cc
Database plus guides: breeding combos, tier lists, skills, items and boss walkthroughs.
author not credited palworldguides.com
Work out a breeding route, an IV spread or a passive set before you commit hours to it.
Breeding planning aimed at comparing outcomes across several pairings at once.
author not credited palbreed.com
A plain breeding calculator: pick two parents, or pick the child you want and work backwards.
author not credited palbreeding.com
A calculator hub: breeding routes, parent pairs, IV and stat estimates, passive planning, and optimisation against the Pals you already own.
author not credited palcalculator.com
A breeding calculator with a database attached.
author not credited palpedia.click
Forward and reverse breeding calculators with path-finding between two Pals, alongside a map.
author not credited palworldbreeding.cc
Works backwards from a Pal's displayed stats to the hidden IVs behind them.
author not credited wikily.gg
Plan a four-passive set in the browser, with a stats calculator alongside it.
author not credited xgamingserver.com
Where things are. Most of the databases carry a map too; these are the ones worth opening on their own.
An interactive map that filters to a single species and shows every spawn point for it across all regions, plus bosses, dungeons and effigies.
States that its coordinates come from paldb.cc and were checked against in-game tiles.
author not credited pindrop.gg
Edit your own save file. All of these run locally; none of them upload anything.
Manage whole saves rather than single Pals: move Pals and players between them, edit guilds and settings, and convert between Steam and Xbox Game Pass saves.
The Steam to Game Pass conversion is hard to find anywhere else.
by oMaN-Rod github.com
Converts Palworld .sav files to JSON and back. Not an editor itself: it is the library most of the editors are built on.
The foundation the rest of this category stands on.
by cheahjs github.com
Add, clone, delete and edit Pals in a save: level, stats, moves, passives and nicknames, with automatic backups.
by EternalWraith, now community-maintained github.com
A toolkit aimed at repairing, transferring and managing save files rather than editing Pals.
by deafdudecomputers github.com
Run and administer a dedicated server without living in a terminal.
A GUI for a dedicated server: one-click install and launch, configuration, monitoring, backups and full RCON.
Hosted on Nexus Mods, so it needs an account to download.
author not credited nexusmods.com
Hosted server administration: player tracking, automated events and Discord integration through a community bridge.
author not credited takaro.io
Every link here returned a live page on 12 August 2026, and the description comes from opening the tool rather than from someone else's summary. If one has gone dark since, that is a bug worth reporting.
Authors are named for 5 of the 19. The rest genuinely do not credit anyone, and "author not credited" is printed instead of a guess. 3 of them are open source and carry a licence.
Reddit is where most of these get recommended, but it blocks automated reading, so nothing here was taken from a thread that could not be opened and checked at the source. Send anything that is missing and it goes on the list.