# Random Name Generator

> Generate random first and last names for mockups, test data, or placeholder content. Filter by gender (any, male, female, neutral) and region (English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic). Free, in your browser, no upload.

URL: https://uttir.com/random-name
Categories: generators, developer-tools
Privacy: Names are generated in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server.

## About

Pick a gender and a region, click generate, and get a batch of realistic first-and-last name combinations. Useful for design mockups, test data, placeholder content, and writing samples.

The names are from curated word lists — no AI, no network calls. The tool is a fast, private way to populate a UI without copying real users' names from somewhere else.

## How to use

1. **Pick a gender and a region** — Any / male / female / neutral × 7 regions. The default is "any" for both.
2. **Generate a batch** — 5-50 names at a time. Click again to regenerate.
3. **Copy what you need** — Click the copy button on any single name, or copy the whole list.

## Examples

### Mockup data for a user list

Need 20 plausible names for a screenshot or a test database? Pick "Any / Any", set the count to 20, copy the list.

Input:

```
Gender: Any, Region: Any, Count: 20
```

Output:

```
A mix of male, female, and neutral first names from English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Chinese, and Arabic traditions.
```

### Localized sample for a Spanish-language demo

For a Spanish-language UI demo, the names should look Spanish, not a mix. Pick Region: Spanish to get only Spanish first and last names.

Input:

```
Gender: Any, Region: Spanish, Count: 10
```

Output:

```
Names like "Carmen Ruiz", "Javier López", "Sofía Marín" — all with Spanish first + last names.
```

## FAQ

### Is the data uploaded?

No. The names are picked from a static list bundled with the page. Nothing is sent to a server.

### Where do the names come from?

Public-domain name lists curated from common first-and-last combinations across the supported regions. Not tied to any real person.

### Can I use these names in a real product?

They are common names that real people have. For a test database, fine. For a published demo, prefer placeholder names that are obviously fake (Test User, Sample Person) so no one is impersonated by mistake.

### Why is the gender filter sometimes needed?

Mockups, persona documents, and test data often need a specific demographic. The filter lets you pick just male, just female, or "neutral" (unambiguous first names like Avery, Jordan) for a balanced set.

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