Genshin Wish Calculator

Pity is a counter that tracks how many wishes you have made since your last 5-star pull. The counter goes up by one with each wish. Once you hit the maximum (90 on character banners, 80 on weapon banners), you are guaranteed a 5-star. This calculator uses your current pity to figure out how close you are to your next 5-star.

Soft pity is when your chance of getting a 5-star starts going up a lot with each pull. On character banners, soft pity starts at pull 74. On weapon banners, it starts at pull 63. Most players get their 5-star during the soft pity window, well before hard pity.

Open your Wish History in Genshin Impact. Count how many wishes you have made since your last 5-star result on that banner. If you have never pulled a 5-star on that banner, count all your wishes. Enter that number in the Current Pity field.

When you pull a 5-star on a character banner, there is a 50% chance it is the featured character and a 50% chance it is a standard 5-star character. If you lose the 50/50, your next 5-star on that banner is guaranteed to be the featured character.

Capturing Radiance is a system added in Version 5.0 that raises your odds of winning the 50/50 after losing it multiple times in a row. The calculator offers two models for this: the Counter model (odds increase after each consecutive loss) and the Flat 55% model (every 50/50 is 55% instead of 50%). Pick the one that matches how you think the system works.

The Counter model assumes your chance of winning the 50/50 goes up each time you lose in a row, reaching 100% after three straight losses. The Flat 55% model assumes every 50/50 is always a flat 55% chance to win. Both are community theories about how Capturing Radiance works. The Counter model gives slightly different results than the Flat 55% model, so the calculator lets you pick either one.

Epitomized Path lets you pick which featured weapon you want. Every time you get a 5-star weapon that is not your chosen one, you earn a Fate Point. On the post-5.0 weapon banner, you need 1 Fate Point to guarantee your weapon. On the pre-5.0 banner, you need 2. The calculator uses your current Fate Points to adjust your odds.

One pull costs 160 Primogems. You can also use one Intertwined Fate, which costs 160 Primogems to buy. The calculator converts all your resources into total pulls automatically.

The hard pity on character banners is 90 pulls. That means you will always get a 5-star within 90 wishes. But most players get one earlier because of soft pity, which starts at pull 74. On average, a 5-star character comes in about 62 pulls.

In the worst case, you need 180 pulls. That happens if you hit hard pity at 90, lose the 50/50, then hit hard pity again at 90. With Capturing Radiance (5.0+), the worst case can be lower since your 50/50 odds improve after losses. Use this calculator with your actual pity and guarantee status to get a realistic number.

C6 requires 7 copies of a character (C0 through C6). In the absolute worst case without Capturing Radiance, that could take up to 1,260 pulls (7 × 180). In practice, most players need far fewer. Enter your current constellation and target into the calculator to see your real odds.

Dual-banner mode assumes you are splitting your pulls between two targets in order, like pulling on a character banner first and then a weapon banner with whatever is left. It combines the pull costs using a shared pool. Turn it off if you want each target checked against your full pull budget separately.

The success percentage is the chance that you will get all your enabled targets using the pulls you have. For example, 75% means that 75 out of 100 players with your exact resources and pity would reach the target. It does not mean you are guaranteed to succeed.

Percentiles tell you how many pulls are needed for a certain share of players to succeed. The 50th percentile (median) means half of all players would finish by that pull count. The 90th percentile means 90% of players would finish by then. If your pulls are above the 90th percentile, you are in good shape.

Expected Pulls (also called the mean) is the average number of pulls it takes to reach your target across all possible outcomes. Some players will need fewer pulls and some will need more, but this is the middle point. It is useful for budgeting your Primogems.

This is how many pulls you will likely have left over after getting your target, assuming you succeed. If this number is high, you have a comfortable buffer. If it is close to zero, you are cutting it tight.

Pity carries over between banners of the same type. Your character banner pity stays when a new character banner starts. Your weapon banner pity stays when a new weapon banner starts. But character and weapon banners have separate pity counters. Standard banner pity is also separate.

Yes. If you lost the 50/50 on one character banner, your next 5-star on any character event banner is guaranteed to be the featured character. This guarantee does not expire. Check the guaranteed box in the calculator if this applies to you.

No. Epitomized Path and your Fate Points reset when the weapon banner changes. You must use your Fate Points before the banner ends. Set your Fate Points to 0 in the calculator if you are planning for a future weapon banner.

Yes. Click the Add Target button to add more targets. You can add a character and a weapon and the calculator will tell you the chance of getting both. Turn on dual-banner mode if you want the pulls shared in order, or leave it off to check each one against your full budget.

For 4-star targets, the calculator uses the 4-star pity system (guaranteed by pull 10) and accounts for the 50/50 featured group odds and the chance of pulling your specific character or weapon from the featured pool. 4-star targets are harder to guarantee a specific one because the pool is split among multiple options.

This table shows the chance of ending up at each constellation level given your total pulls. It tells you the probability of landing exactly at each level and the cumulative chance of reaching that level or higher. Use it to see if aiming for a higher constellation is realistic with your budget.

The cumulative chart shows your total chance of success at each pull count. The line goes up as you add more pulls. Where the line crosses 50% is your median, and where it crosses 90% is the pull count where most players would succeed. The red vertical line marks your available pulls.

This chart shows the chance of finishing your target on each specific pull. You will see spikes around the soft pity and hard pity zones. It helps you see exactly where most completions happen.

Switch to the Pulls → Primogems tab and enter a number of pulls. The calculator tells you how many Primogems, Intertwined Fates, Starglitter, or Welkin Moon days that equals. It is a quick way to see the cost of any pull target.

The calculator uses the actual pity rates and banner mechanics from Genshin Impact. It runs exact probability math, not rough estimates. However, individual results will always vary because wishes are random. A 90% chance still means 1 in 10 players will not get the target.

If you lost your last 50/50, check the guaranteed box. The Radiance counter tracks how many 50/50s you have lost in a row. If you lost once and your next 5-star is guaranteed, set guaranteed to checked and radiance to 1. If you won your last 50/50, leave both at their defaults.

Enter 0. Pity starts at zero when you have not made any wishes on a banner type. If you wished on a previous character banner and did not get a 5-star, that pity still counts since it carries over.

Masterless Starglitter can be used to buy Intertwined Fates from Paimon's Bargains shop. Every 5 Starglitter buys 1 fate. The calculator adds these extra pulls to your total automatically.

The calculator does not save results automatically. You can take a screenshot or bookmark the page and re-enter your numbers later. Your inputs are not stored on any server.