Domain Name Generator
Start the search for
your perfect domain
Search for the best domain name ideas with
the help of AI
and instantly check
domain availability.
How to get the best domain name suggestions
Using a website name generator is a great way to gather ideas for your domain. But where do you start and how do you make sure you’re getting the most out of the results?
It’s all in the detail
The more you tell it, the better it is – it’s really that simple. Give the domain name generator as much information as possible and you’ll get better suggestions. It’s not a mind reader after all!
Choose your extension
Keywords
Make a list of the keywords that define your brand. Use these to refine your search for more relevant suggestions. You could also use qualifiers, like your location, type of product or industry.
What to avoid when picking a domain name
There’s a few things that are a definite no-no when it comes to creating your domain name. Luckily, we’re here to tell you what those are.
You can’t use special characters like exclamation marks or underscores in your domain name. You can use hyphens but not as the first or last character.
Using hard-to-spell words or complex pronunciations just increases your chances of being forgotten. Keep it simple – it also reduces the risk of misspellings.
Numbers only confuse things in a domain. Do your visitors use digits or words? If you have to use a number, register multiple versions to cover any format variations.
Abbreviations are just another part in the recipe to being forgotten or lost. If you tell people your domain name, how are they supposed to know it’s abbreviated?
How to choose a good domain name
So you’ve got your list of suggestions, but now you need to make that
all important decision –
which one do
you use?
Is it memorable?
Your visitors need to remember your domain name so they’ll keep coming back. Don’t let your site get lost in the abyss of domains floating around the internet.
Look at competitors
Check out what your closest competitors' domains are. Make sure yours isn’t too similar and can’t get confused with theirs. You want to stand out in your industry.
Social media
Is the social media handle for your domain available? For consistency, it’s best to have the same handle and domain. It makes it easier to find you across platforms.
Be clear
Your domain name needs to at least hint at who you are or what you do. You’re a cake shop – great, tell visitors that. If you can make your domain your business name, perfect!
Short is best
Don’t get bogged down in keywords and details. Make your domain as concise and easy to remember as possible. Visitors won’t remember or want to type out a lengthy domain.
Say it
Say your domain name out loud. Word of mouth is a great way to promote for free. If your domain name is too wordy to say to people, you know it’s time to have a rethink.
Need more information?
Want to learn more about domain names before generating your own? Look no further than our blog!
How to choose a domain name
Maybe picking a domain name seems easy to you, but there’s more to consider than you might think. Read on to see what you should do before registering your perfect domain.
.org vs .com vs .net domain names
Three of the most popular domain extensions are .com, .org and .net. Check out this blog post for the pros and cons of each, and how to choose the best domain extension for your website.
How to buy a domain name
You’ve chosen your domain and now it’s time to register. But how do you do that? It’s not as complicated as you might think. Follow this guide on how to purchase your website domain name.
Frequently asked questions
Got questions about our domain name generator? Our frequently asked questions will answer the most common queries.
How does the domain name generator work?
The domain name generator will help you decide on a website name for your business. All you need to do is tell it a bit about yourself. Maybe you sell clothes, you’re based in London or your name is George. The more you tell the generator, the more relevant suggestions you’ll get. So give it as much information as possible. Using keywords relating to your business will also help.
Is the domain name generator free to use?
Yes, the domain name generator is completely free to use! You’ll only be charged when you come to register your domain.
Is the domain name generator powered by AI?
The domain name generator uses AI to generate a list of domain suggestions for you to use. Once you type in prompts, like keywords, your business name or chosen extension, you’ll be given some possible options to choose from.
If you don’t see anything you like, try changing up the keywords, or adding some extra information, like your location or industry.
How can I generate a website name that stands out?
Use keywords that relate to your business, including location, product types or your industry. Also, research into what your competitors domains are, so you make sure yours isn’t too similar to anyone else's.
How will I know if a domain name is available?
The domain name generator will only suggest domain names and extension combinations that are available. If you’d like a different extension, you’ll have to check availability for that separately.
If you don’t register your chosen domain after searching, there’s a chance it could be claimed by someone else. This will mean that when you search for it again, it might not be available anymore. So don’t hesitate to register once you’ve made that decision.
How long should my domain name be?
Getting the right domain name length is important when making sure you’re remembered. A domain name can be up to 63 characters, but we don’t suggest you actually make it this long. The more concise your domain name is, the better. It’ll be more memorable and easier for visitors to type if it’s shorter.
What domain extension is best for my website?
It’s usually a good idea to register your domain using a generic or country-specific top-level domain extension, like .co.uk or .com. These extensions are extremely popular and widely recognised.
You can also get extensions which are more specific to your business, like .shop, .game, .tv and even .pizza! If you’re using an industry specific extension, visitors will know exactly what you’re about before they even get to your site.
What should I do once I find a website name I like?
As soon as you decide on a domain name that you like, register it before someone else does. You should also register variations of your domain to cover for misspellings, typos or differentiation in format, e.g. if you’ve got numbers in it, are they digits or written out?
Also, register different extensions, not just the generic ones, so that you’ve got something tailored specifically to your site. If you run a clothes shop, you might want to use .shop. If you’re a vlogger or streamer, maybe .tv would work for you.