Palworld IV & Stat Calculator
Calculate any Pal's exact HP, Attack and Defense at any level from its IVs — or see the full stat range a Pal can have. Covers 298 Pals with Palworld 1.0 game data and the verified stat formula.
🔄 Updated October 29, 2026
About the Palworld IV & Stat Calculator
Level up your game with the Palworld IV & Stat Calculator. Calculate any Pal's exact HP, Attack and Defense at any level from its IVs — or see the full stat range a Pal can have. Covers 298 Pals with Palworld 1.0 game data and the verified stat formula. Everything runs in your browser — free, instant and no signup. Also handy while you play: the Dice Roller and Random Number Generator.
How to use this calculator
- Enter your numbers in the fields above.
- Results update instantly — no button to press, no page reload.
- Adjust the inputs to compare scenarios with the Palworld IV & Stat Calculator.
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Frequently asked questions
How are Pal stats calculated in Palworld?
Every Pal starts from the same base at level 0 (HP 500, Attack 100, Defense 50) and gains stats per level from its species scaling values: 50% of its base HP and 7.5% of its base Attack and Defense per level, plus 5 HP per level. IVs multiply the per-level gains by up to +30% (IV 100). This calculator uses exactly that formula, verified against the game's published stat tables.
What are IVs in Palworld?
IVs (shown in game as a Pal's potential, 0–100 per stat) are fixed for each individual Pal and decide how much of its species' potential it reaches. A 100-IV Pal gains 30% more from levelling than a 0-IV Pal of the same species — which is why breeders hunt for high-IV parents.
What is the maximum level in Palworld?
Level 80, since the Palworld 1.0 update raised the cap from 65. This calculator covers the full 1–80 range.
How many Pals does the calculator cover?
298 of the 299 Pals in the Palworld 1.0 roster, with base stats extracted from the game data. The one exception is Astralym, whose full verified stat set is not published in the open game-data extraction, so it was left out rather than guessed.