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Palworld Pal Checklist

Palworld Pal Checklist — Track All 299 Pals

Keep track of every Pal you’ve caught in Palworld with this free interactive checklist. Browse all 299 Pals by name, Paldeck number, or element type, mark them as collected, and use your collection to discover what you can breed next. Your progress is saved automatically in your browser — no account or login needed.

Progress saved automatically. Your collection is stored in this browser via localStorage. No account, no login, no data sent to our servers. Clear browser data or switch devices will reset your progress.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many Pals are in Palworld?
Palworld has over 299 Pals including base forms, variants, and crossover content from Terraria. This checklist covers all of them — from Lamball (#001) to the legendary Jetragon (#202) and the crossover Pals.
Do I need an account to save my collection?
No account needed. Your collection is saved automatically in this browser using localStorage. It stays there until you clear your browser data. There is no login, no sign-up, and no data is sent to any server.
How do I use this checklist?
Simply click any Pal card to mark it as captured or owned. Use the search bar to find Pals by name or Paldeck number, filter by element type (Neutral, Fire, Water, etc.), or use the toggles to show only New in 1.0 Pals, owned Pals, or crossover Pals. Your progress saves instantly.
Can I use my checked Pals with the Breeding Calculator?
Yes. Once you have selected at least 2 Pals in your collection, go to the Breeding Calculator on the home page. It will show you all possible offspring combinations using the Pals you already own, making breeding planning much easier.
What are the crossover Pals?
Crossover Pals are special Pals added through Palworld's collaboration with Terraria, such as Eye of Cthulhu, Demon Eye, Green Slime, and other Terraria-inspired creatures. They are shown with a purple "Crossover" badge in this checklist. You can toggle them on or off using the Crossover filter.