Short domain names
Short names are easy to type, easy to remember and fit on a business card. They are also the first to be taken, so it pays to check many at once. The letter-count tool lists words of a chosen length, and you can send them straight to an availability check.
Five and six letter words with a clear vowel pattern tend to be the easiest to say and spell.
Word lists to start from
- Consonants 2 Letters Use this list
- Vowels+Y 1-3 Letters Use this list
- Vowels+Y 3 Letters Use this list
- DomainNameSoup Cool Cool Use this list
- Cool Abstract Cool Use this list
- Cool Action Cool Use this list
- Animal Birds Animal Use this list
- Animals Marine Species Animal Use this list
- Animal Fish Animal Use this list
- Colors Crayola Extended Color Use this list
- Color Top 200 Color Use this list
- Colors HTMLCSS Named Colors Color Use this list
Or pick any list
Use Unique Letters every word from all Letters lists in one
Use Unique Cool every word from all Cool lists in one
Use Unique Animal every word from all Animal lists in one
Use Unique Color every word from all Color lists in one
Use Unique Nouns every word from all Noun lists in one
Name ideas
A few words from these lists as .com names. Press one to check it.
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Questions
They are easier to type, remember and fit in print or on a social profile. They also tend to cost more when someone already owns them.
There is no fixed rule. Five to six letters pronounceable as a word is a practical target, since most shorter combinations are already registered.
It can be pronounced on first sight, has a clear spelling, and does not look like a typo of another word.
Yes, the letter-count tool lists words of the length you choose so you can test them.