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Domain Name Generator

Generate short, brandable domain names from your keywords and see which ones are still available, checked live against the registry of the ending you pick.

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About the Domain Name Generator

The Domain Name Generator turns one to four keywords into short, brandable domain names and checks which ones are still available. It joins your words, reverses them, and adds common prefixes (get, try, my, the) and suffixes (hq, app, hub, labs, ly), then ranks the ideas so the shortest names without hyphens or digits come first. Availability is checked live with the registry of the ending you pick.

Names are generated in your browser. Our server then asks each registry (RDAP or WHOIS) whether they exist; names are not stored or shared with registrars.

How to use the Domain Name Generator

  1. Enter one to four keywords that describe your business, product or blog.
  2. Pick an ending (.com, .io, .ai, .in…) and decide whether hyphenated names are allowed.
  3. Press Generate names; availability appears as the registry answers.
  4. Switch on "Only available" and check your favourites in other endings with the Domain Availability Checker.

Works well with the Domain Name Generator

Frequently asked questions

What makes a good domain name?

Short (under 15 characters), easy to say and spell after hearing it once, no hyphens or numbers, and an ending your audience trusts. .com is still the default worldwide; .io, .ai and .dev are common for tech; a country ending such as .in signals a local business.

Does an exact-match keyword domain help SEO?

Not much any more. Google stopped giving exact-match domains special weight in 2012. A memorable brand name that people search for directly is worth more in the long run.