How to use it
- Enter keywords. Type one to three words that describe your app, such as recipe, cook.
- Choose a style. Pick short and catchy, clear and descriptive, friendly — or all of them.
- Generate and shuffle. Generate names and shuffle for more ideas.
- Copy a favourite. Tap a name to copy it. Check the marks for launcher and Play Store length.
Two lengths that matter
| Where | Comfortable length | What happens if longer |
|---|---|---|
| Under the app icon | About 12 characters | The launcher cuts it off with "…" |
| Google Play title | Up to 30 characters | Play Console won't accept it |
A good trick: keep the app's name short ("RecipeBox") and use the longer Play title for a descriptive phrase ("RecipeBox: Easy Family Recipes").
Before you fall in love with a name
- Search Google Play for it — a near-identical name confuses users and reviewers.
- Check trademarks in your country; avoid famous brand names entirely.
- Say it out loud. If people can't spell it after hearing it, word of mouth suffers.
- Check the domain if you plan a website.
Next step: turn the name into a permanent ID with the Android package name generator, then check your Play listing text with the Play Store character counter.
Private by design: everything runs on your device. Nothing you type or upload here is sent to a server.
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Questions people ask
Is this app name generator AI?
No. It combines your keywords with proven naming patterns, so results are instant, private and predictable.
How long should an Android app name be?
About 12 characters fits under the icon on most phones. The Google Play title can be up to 30 characters.
Can I change my app name later?
Yes. The display name can change in any update. It's the package name that's permanent.