Domain Name Generator

Generate name ideas and instantly see which domains are free across .com, .io, .co, .ai and more, with one-click links to register the ones you want. Free, no AI, no sign-up.

This domain name generator produces name ideas and instantly shows which domains are free across .com, .io, .co, .ai and more. Type a keyword, or press Surprise me for invented words, and each idea comes back with its domains already checked so you can register the one you want. Availability is verified against the official registry, not guessed from whether a site loads. Free, no AI, no sign-up.

  • No AI, real algorithms
  • 100% free, no sign-up
  • Domains checked live
  • Handles checked live
  • Palette + tagline included
Read the guide: How to check domain availability

Tip: click any color swatch to copy its HEX. Open a name to check domains and handles.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Enter a keyword

    Type what your site is about, or press Surprise me for invented words.

  2. 2

    Scan availability

    Each idea is checked across a range of extensions, with free ones marked clearly.

  3. 3

    Register

    Click through to register any available domain at a registrar of your choice.

When it comes in handy

Finding a free .com

Skip the manual one-by-one search and see a whole batch of name ideas with their domains already checked.

Choosing an extension

When the .com is gone, compare .io, .co, .ai and .dev for the same name side by side.

Buying before you build

Secure the domain first so your name is safe while you work on the rest.

Private by design, no sign-up

Names, palettes and taglines are generated right in your browser. Domain and handle checks run through a small private proxy so your browser can reach the registries, and we do not store, log or sell what you search. No account, no paywall, no limits.

Frequently asked questions

How is domain availability checked?
Against RDAP, the official registry protocol that replaced public WHOIS. If the registry has no record of the domain, it is shown as available; if it is registered, it is shown as taken. This is the authoritative source, not a guess from whether a website loads.
Why can a domain look free but cost a lot?
Some unregistered names are flagged by registries as premium and priced well above the standard rate, and some taken domains are parked for resale. Availability here means "not currently registered"; always confirm the price at the registrar before buying.
Are the name ideas AI-generated?
No. They come from naming techniques and a small statistical word model rather than an AI service, which keeps them fast and varied. What matters most here is the live domain check on each idea, so you see real availability rather than a name that turns out to be long gone.