Pokemon GO Egg Hatch Chart
Everything you can hatch right now, grouped by distance and by where the egg came from. Distances with no active pool are hidden.
1 km eggs
Current hatch pool for this egg distance.
2 km eggs
Common Pokemon on the shortest walk. The best eggs to burn through with the unlimited incubator for candy and Stardust.
5 km eggs
Mid-tier hatches, including several useful PvP and raid picks. Adventure Sync 5 km eggs have their own separate pool.
7 km eggs
Gift eggs from friends: Alolan and Galarian forms, baby Pokemon and event-only spawns. The pool changes with almost every event.
10 km eggs
Pseudo-legendaries, strong PvP picks and the highest-value hatches. Adventure Sync 10 km eggs are the most sought after.
12 km eggs
Strange Eggs from Team GO Rocket Leaders. Dark and Poison types, and they need a free bonus storage slot.
How eggs work
Where each egg comes from, and how the hatch is decided
Where each egg distance comes from
- 2 km & 5 km — dropped by PokeStops and gyms. The most common eggs, with the widest pools.
- 7 km — only from opening Gifts sent by friends. Alolan, Galarian and event Pokemon.
- 10 km — rarer PokeStop drops. Pseudo-legendaries and strong PvP picks.
- 12 km Strange Eggs — beat a Team GO Rocket Leader. Dark and Poison types, and they need a free bonus storage slot.
- Adventure Sync — walk 25 km or 50 km in a week. Exclusive 5 km and 10 km pools, handed out Monday morning.
When is the Pokemon inside decided?
The moment you receive the egg — from a PokeStop, a Gift, a Rocket Leader battle or an Adventure Sync reward. The pool that was live at that moment is the one that applies, not the pool on the day it hatches. Eggs collected during an event keep their event Pokemon even if you hatch them weeks later.
Level, IVs and rewards from a hatch
Hatched Pokemon are level 20 (level 25 during events with an egg bonus) and are guaranteed a minimum of 10/10/10 IVs, so every hatch is at least 67% perfect. That makes eggs one of the most reliable sources of high-IV Pokemon in the game.
Stardust and candy scale with distance: roughly 400–800 Stardust from 2 km, 800–1,600 from 5 km, 1,600–3,200 from 10 km and 3,200–6,400 from 12 km. Popping a Star Piece before hatching a batch of 10 km eggs is one of the most efficient Stardust plays available.
Distance tracking, storage and incubators
Distance is measured by GPS and by your phone's step counter through Adventure Sync, in straight-line segments about once a minute. Anything faster than roughly 10.5 km/h does not count, so driving is out.
You can hold 9 eggs plus 3 in bonus storage. Bonus slots are reserved for 12 km Strange Eggs and special event eggs. Eggs cannot be discarded — the only way to free a slot is to hatch it, and a full egg storage stops you receiving new eggs entirely.
Use the unlimited incubator on 2 km eggs and save Super Incubators for 10 km and 12 km eggs, and keep a slot free on Sunday night so the Monday Adventure Sync reward has somewhere to land.