Type one word that describes your business and get name ideas with the matching .com checked live against the registry — free, no sign-up, and nothing is stored.
Names are built in your browser, and each one is checked against the live .com registry.
How this generator works
- Names are built from your keyword in your own browser: prefixes, suffixes, blends and real-word pairings, filtered for length and pronounceability.
- Availability is real. Each suggestion is checked against the public
.comregistry, not guessed. - Nothing is saved. The keyword never leaves your browser except as the domain lookup itself.
- Not enough ideas? “Generate another set” reshuffles the patterns, and a second keyword gives a different direction.
Getting better results
- Start with a concrete word (coffee, roof, ledger) rather than a description of your whole business.
- Try the feeling you want as the keyword too — bright, north, anchor — brandable names often come from there.
- Say each candidate out loud before you shortlist it. If it needs spelling out on the phone, it will cost you customers.
- Shortlist three, then check trademarks and social handles before you register anything.
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Before you register the name
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Questions
Is a free domain the same as a free name?
No. An available domain only means nobody registered that web address. The name can still belong to someone as a trademark — check your national register before you commit. Our terms say the same thing, and it is worth repeating.
Why only .com?
It is the extension buyers still assume, so it is the honest test of whether a name is free. If the .com is taken, the name is worth rethinking rather than patching with another extension.
Do you store my keyword or the names?
No. Generation happens in your browser and nothing is written to our servers.