What is Fake Name Generator?
This fake name generator creates random names locally in your browser. Choose from 4 cultural styles — English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean — and 3 gender options: male, female, or random. Each culture has a pool of 20 male names, 20 female names, and 20 surnames. English names are formatted First Last; Chinese, Japanese, and Korean names follow the Last+First order. Generate 1-20 names per batch, copy a single name or all of them (newline-separated) with one click. Everything runs locally with no network requests. Useful for test data, game characters, and novel characters. Names are curated common names for testing and creative use only — they do not represent real people.
▶Use Cases5 scenarios
- ◆Test data and form fill-ins
- ◆Game character naming
- ◆Novel and screenplay characters
- ◆Sample names for design mockups
- ◆Privacy-safe stand-ins for real names
▶How to Use5 steps
- 1Pick a cultural style: English / Chinese / Japanese / Korean
- 2Choose gender: male / female / random
- 3Set the quantity with the slider (1-20)
- 4Click Generate
- 5Copy a single name or all of them
▶Features8 features
- ✓Free
- ✓No signup
- ✓4 cultural styles
- ✓3 gender options
- ✓1-20 names per batch
- ✓Copy single or all
- ✓100% local generation
- ✓Works on mobile
▶FAQ7 questions
What is a fake name generator?
An online tool that creates random names. Input: a cultural style (English/Chinese/Japanese/Korean), a gender (male/female/random), and a quantity (1-20). Output: that many random names. Used for test data, game characters, and novel characters. Everything runs locally in your browser — no uploads.
Which cultural styles are supported?
Four: English, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. Each culture has 20 male names, 20 female names, and 20 surnames.
How is the name format different?
English names are First Last; Chinese, Japanese, and Korean names use the Last+First order.
How many names can I generate at once?
From 1 to 20, set with the quantity slider (default 5).
Are the generated names real people?
No. The pools contain curated common names for testing and creative use only — they do not represent real people.
How do I copy the results?
Each name has a copy button; Copy All copies every name newline-separated.
Is anything uploaded during generation?
No. The name pools and random logic are entirely local — no network requests are made.