Name domain ideas
A first name or a last name makes a domain that is easy to say and easy to remember: a personal site, a family email address, a portfolio, or a brand named after its founder. The common ones went long ago on .com, but many names are still free, and many more are free on other endings.
Start from a list of first or last names below and check the whole list at once, or pair a name with a word like studio, design or law in the Builder. Name Mashup joins two names into one, the way couples and co-founders often name things.
Word lists to start from
- Maldives Male First Names First Names Use this list
- Estonia Female First Names First Names Use this list
- Georgia Male First Names First Names Use this list
- Georgia Female Last Names Last Names Use this list
- Puerto Rico Male Last Names Last Names Use this list
- Afghanistan Female Last Names Last Names Use this list
Or pick any list
Use Unique First Names every word from all First Names lists in one
Use Unique Last Names every word from all Last Names lists in one
Name ideas
A few words from these lists as .com names. Press one to check it.
Questions
Try adding a word that says what you do (annaphotos, smithlaw), using your full name or a middle initial, or checking other endings such as .me, .co or a country ending. You can check many of these at once instead of one by one.
A first name feels personal and suits a blog or portfolio. A last name sounds more like a business or a family. If you plan to grow beyond yourself, a last name or a name plus a word usually ages better.
Yes. Name Mashup takes the start or end of each name and joins them, so two names become a short new one. It is a common way to name a family project, a couple site or a company with two founders.
Yes. Pick a list below and press Use this list: the Builder checks every name in it and shows which domains are free.