Random Name Generator (English, Arabic, Pakistani & More)

Generate realistic first and last names by origin and gender for stories, games, test data, characters and baby name ideas. Free, instant, no sign-up.

    Quick answer: Choose an origin (for example Arabic or Pakistani), a gender and how many names you need, then press Generate names. You get realistic first-and-last-name combinations that you can copy in one click.

    How to use the random name generator

    1. Pick the cultural origin that fits your story, game world or test data.
    2. Choose male, female or any, and whether you need full names, first names or surnames.
    3. Press Generate as many times as you like; every click gives a new random mix.
    4. Copy single names or the whole list.

    What can I use random names for?

    • Writers: name characters that fit their background, from a Lahore shopkeeper to a London detective.
    • Gamers and role-players: NPCs, guild members and D&D characters.
    • Developers and testers: realistic dummy names for forms, demos and databases instead of “Test User 1”.
    • Teachers: example names for worksheets and maths word problems.
    • Parents-to-be: browse first names for baby name inspiration.

    Random Arabic and Pakistani names

    Most name generators only produce Western names. This tool includes common Arabic names used across the Gulf and the Middle East, such as Omar Al-Mansouri or Layla Haddad, and popular Pakistani names such as Ahmed Qureshi or Ayesha Malik, alongside Indian, Filipino and Spanish names, which reflects the real mix of people living and working in countries like Qatar and the UAE.

    Please note: the names are random combinations of common first names and surnames. Any match with a real person is a coincidence, so don’t use them to impersonate anyone.

    Frequently asked questions

    Are these real names?

    They are combinations of real, common first names and surnames, so they sound natural. They are not taken from any database of real people.

    Can I generate Arabic or Muslim names?

    Yes. Choose Arabic or Pakistani as the origin to get common Arabic and Pakistani first names and family names.

    Can I use the names in my book or game?

    Yes. Names are free to use in stories, games, videos and test data.

    How many names can I generate?

    Up to 50 names per click, and you can click as often as you like.

    Is it good for fake test data?

    Yes. Developers often use it to fill sample forms, demo accounts and databases with realistic names.

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