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Baby Name Generator

Choose a gender and style to get a fresh list of baby names with their origins and meanings.

Step 1

Gender
Style

Step 2 · Your name ideas

  • VioletLatin · purple flower#13 in the US (2025)
  • AbigailHebrew · father's joy#41 in the US (2025)
  • ElijahHebrew · my God is the Lord#7 in the US (2025)
  • NoahHebrew · rest, comfort#2 in the US (2025)
  • EdenHebrew · delight, paradise#70 in the US (2025)
  • ClaraLatin · bright, clear#63 in the US (2025)
  • LucasLatin · light#10 in the US (2025)
  • DelilahHebrew · delicate#51 in the US (2025)

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Tips for choosing a baby name

  • Say the full name out loud with your surname and any middle name.
  • Check the initials and the nicknames other kids are likely to use.
  • Look up the meaning and how the name is spelled and pronounced in other languages.
  • Compare your favorites with the most popular baby names if you want something more or less common.
  • Honor both parents by blending your names with the baby name combiner, then find a middle name that flows.

Which name tool fits? This generator suggests brand-new names. To combine two names into one, such as yours and your partner’s, use the name combiner. To pair a first name you already love with a second one, use the middle name generator.

Name styles at a glance

StyleWhat it meansExamples from our list
ClassicNames that have been used for generations and rarely feel datedAlexander, Andrew, Charlotte, Amelia
ModernNames that rose quickly in the last 20 yearsAsher, Arlo, Aria, Delilah
NatureNames drawn from plants, places, the sea and the skyRiver, Rowan, Hazel, Aurora
UniqueNames few classmates will shareAtlas, Bodhi, Maeve, Leilani

Biggest movers in our list since 2000

US popularity ranks from Social Security records, 2000 compared with 2025. Names that were not ranked in 2000 are left out.

Rising

  1. Atlas (boy): #7496 → #75
  2. Wren (girl): #6201 → #231
  3. Juniper (girl): #5061 → #100
  4. Bodhi (boy): #4225 → #265
  5. Freya (girl): #3759 → #176
  6. Isla (girl): #3550 → #28

Falling

  1. Skyler (girl): #250 → #671
  2. Taylor (girl): #10 → #403
  3. Morgan (girl): #25 → #312
  4. Kendall (girl): #191 → #328
  5. Omar (boy): #146 → #260
  6. Oscar (boy): #122 → #223

What the generator can't do

  • It picks from a hand-made list of about 140 names, not every name in use.
  • Popularity ranks describe the United States only.
  • Origins and meanings are the commonly cited ones; scholars disagree about some names.
  • Style labels are our own judgment.

Sources

  1. US Social Security Administration. Popular Baby Names, national data 1960–2025.

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Questions parents ask

How does the baby name generator work?

Pick a gender, a style and optionally a first letter or the parents’ initials. The generator shuffles matching names from our list and shows each one with its origin and meaning. Press the button again for a new set.

How do I choose a baby name?

Say it out loud with your last name, check the initials and common nicknames, look up the meaning, and make sure both parents love it. Many parents shortlist five names and decide after meeting the baby.

How popular are these names?

Each suggestion shows its US rank for 2025 from Social Security records, so you can tell a top 10 name from a rare one before you fall in love with it.

Where do the origins and meanings come from?

Each name in our list carries its commonly cited origin and meaning. Many names have more than one proposed origin, so treat the meaning as a starting point and look it up in a few sources if it matters to you.

What is a gender-neutral baby name?

A name used for both boys and girls, such as Avery, Quinn, Riley or Sage. They are increasingly popular with parents who like flexible, modern names.

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