The naming tools run in your browser. Saving a name stores a local shortlist. Remembering recent generated names between visits is optional and off until you enable it. This version has no AdSense ad code or third-party analytics script.
Manage browser privacy choices →Acceptable Use Policy
Before giving a character, project or public account a name, understand the responsibilities that come with using it. This policy explains permitted creative uses, prohibited impersonation and harassment, protection of private information and how to prepare a concern for the operator.
Read policy →Terms of Use
A saved candidate is a starting point for your own decision. Read how suggestions, articles and local shortlists may be used, what third-party rights still need checking and what the service can promise about availability. These terms also explain the practical limits of naming guidance.
Read policy →Privacy Policy
If you are trying names for a private story or a new public identity, it helps to know where those choices go. This policy follows naming inputs, browser shortlists, optional history, shared preset links and hosting requests, and explains the privacy choices available in this version.
Read policy →Cookie Policy
You can generate names without enabling persistent recent-name history. Learn which browser storage supports a saved shortlist, how optional history differs from provider-managed cookies and how to change or clear the application’s stored choices. The controls sit beside the explanation so you can act on it.
Read policy →Your choices are available without an account
Open Privacy choices to enable or disable persistent recent-name history, clear that history, or remove local shortlists after a confirmation. You can generate names without enabling history. A preference selected here applies only to this website in the current browser; another browser, device or website address has its own storage.
Advertising is not active in this release
Links explaining Google advertising in these policies describe a possible future integration. They do not mean Google ads are currently running. A change to advertising or other optional tracking requires updated disclosures and the appropriate choices before those technologies are enabled.