How are the names generated?

All names are generated entirely in your browser using curated word lists and ten different naming strategies: prefixes, industry-specific suffixes, keyword abbreviations, abstract brandable words, portmanteaus, geographic-feeling prefixes, and more. No server is involved.

Can I trademark these names?

These names are starting points for inspiration — not legal clearances. Before settling on a name, search the USPTO trademark database (trademarks.google.com or the official USPTO TESS system) and check domain availability to make sure the name is actually free to use.

Why do some names look like made-up words?

That's intentional. Abstract brandable names (like "Kova" or "Zenti") are a proven strategy used by companies like Xerox, Kodak, and Spotify. They're short, memorable, and don't box the company into a narrow description.

Is my keyword stored or sent anywhere?

No. All name generation runs locally in your browser with JavaScript. Your keyword never leaves your device.

COMPANY NAME GENERATOR

Enter a keyword and industry to get 20 creative company name ideas. All generation happens in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere.

Keyword

Industry

How to use the company name generator

1
Enter a keyword that describes your business, product, or core idea.
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Pick your industry to tune the naming style and suffixes.
3
Click Generate to get 20 company name ideas.
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Click any name to copy it, or use Copy All to grab the full list.

Questions

How are the names generated?: All names are generated entirely in your browser using curated word lists and ten different naming strategies: prefixes, industry-specific suffixes, keyword abbreviations, abstract brandable words, portmanteaus, geographic-feeling prefixes, and more. No server is involved.
Can I trademark these names?: These names are starting points for inspiration — not legal clearances. Before settling on a name, search the USPTO trademark database (trademarks.google.com or the official USPTO TESS system) and check domain availability to make sure the name is actually free to use.
Why do some names look like made-up words?: That's intentional. Abstract brandable names (like "Kova" or "Zenti") are a proven strategy used by companies like Xerox, Kodak, and Spotify. They're short, memorable, and don't box the company into a narrow description.
Is my keyword stored or sent anywhere?: No. All name generation runs locally in your browser with JavaScript. Your keyword never leaves your device.