Free Domain Name Generator
Type one or two words about your business and the generator mixes them with common prefixes, suffixes, blends and short forms to list domain ideas with suitable endings. Each idea is scored for length and readability. Press Check to look a name up in the public RDAP registration database before buying it from a registrar.
| RDAP answer | Meaning |
|---|---|
| No record found (404) | Likely available; confirm with your registrar |
| Record found | Already registered by someone |
| Anything else | Could not check; try again or ask a registrar |
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How is the score next to each domain idea worked out?
It starts at 100 and drops for things that make a name harder to say or type. Every character beyond six costs five points, three of the same letter in a row costs 20, any digit costs 15 and a name with no vowels loses 25. It is a quick readability guide, not a measure of value or demand.
Why are hyphens and spaces removed from my keywords?
The generator keeps only letters and numbers, so it builds names people can say aloud without explaining punctuation. It uses up to four keywords of two or more characters each, and skips ideas shorter than three or longer than 24 characters. If you want a hyphenated name, add the hyphen yourself before checking it with a registrar.
Enter one or two keywords that describe your business and get a long list of domain name ideas, built from prefixes, suffixes, blends and short forms, with extensions that suit you. Naming a website rather than an address? Switch to website name mode to see each idea as a readable site name. Press Check on any idea to look it up in the public registration database; your registrar has the final word on whether you can buy it.
How it works
- Your keywords are combined with each other and with lists of common prefixes (get, try, my, the) and suffixes (hq, hub, co, studio, labs).
- Blends join the start of one word to the end of another, and short forms drop vowels or trim long words.
- Each idea is scored for length and readability, and shown with extensions that fit, such as .com, .co, .io, .shop or your country's ending.
- In website name mode, each idea is also shown as a spaced, capitalised name (for example Fresh Bakery Hub) with its matching address underneath.
- Press Check on an idea to query the public RDAP registration database through rdap.org. A 404 answer means no registration record was found (likely available), a record means it is registered, and anything else is shown as could not check.
Tips
- Shorter is better: aim for under 15 characters before the extension.
- Avoid hyphens and numbers. People mishear them when you say the address out loud.
- Try the 'radio test': say the domain to a friend and see if they can type it without help.
- Get the .com if you can, and your country ending if you sell locally.
- Check social media handles at the same time so your name matches everywhere.
Frequently asked questions
Does this tool check if a domain is available?
Yes, when you press Check on an idea. Your browser asks the public RDAP registration database (through rdap.org) whether a record exists for that exact name. No record usually means the name is available, but it is not a guarantee: some names are reserved by the registry, some are sold as premium names at a higher price, and some extensions do not answer RDAP lookups. Confirm at your registrar before you rely on a name. Lookups only run when you click, one at a time.
Is this a website name generator as well?
Yes. Switch 'What are you naming?' to website name mode and each idea is shown as a readable name, such as Fresh Bakery Hub, with its matching address underneath. The website name is what visitors see in your logo and page titles; the domain is the address they type. Keeping them the same makes your site easier to find and remember.
Is it free?
Yes, free with no signup. The ideas are generated in your browser, so your keywords are not sent anywhere. Only when you press Check is that one domain name sent to rdap.org to look it up.
Which domain extension should I choose?
.com is still the one people guess first. If it is taken, .co, .io (tech), .shop (stores), .studio or your country ending (.ca, .co.uk, .com.au) are good options.
Can I use my domain with a We.Inc site?
Yes, on a paid plan. The free plan gives you up to 3 template sites on a we.inc address, with no AI and no custom domain. AI building starts at $20 a month.
What makes a good domain name?
Short, easy to spell after hearing it once, no hyphens or numbers, and related to what you do or your brand name.
Related: Business name generator, Slogan generator, Favicon generator.
See how the We.Inc AI website builder works. The free plan gives you up to 3 template sites on a we.inc address, with no AI and no custom domain. AI building starts at $20 a month.
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