App Name Generator

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Enter 1 Word to Include in Your App Name!  Examples: Click   Cube   Fitness   Hyper   Learn   Neuro   Pay   Print   Quest   Travel

Creative Name Ideas

Looking for unique and creative name ideas? Simply enter a keyword, and you'll instantly receive a list of memorable names designed to resonate with your audience.

Time Savings

Ready to save weeks or months on name brainstorming? Our name generator will save you valuable time by delivering the best name ideas for your keyword in seconds!

Domain Availability

Struggling to find a name with a matching available domain? Every name you'll see is pre-screened for domain availability, helping you create a strong online presence on a budget.

How to Use Our App Name Generator

OK, you have a mobile app idea! What’s next? If you’re using our app name generator, you probably saw that the next step is to find a catchy mobile app name.

According to Statista, there are 2.5 million apps on the Google Play Store and 1.8 million apps on the Apple App Store. Considering the competition, finding a creative name that will stand out in the app store is essential. It could be the difference between someone downloading your app or downloading your competitor’s app.

With NameBounce, you can generate cool app name ideas AND register the matching domain name.

By searching domain availability, you’ll be able to make sure that someone isn’t using your exact name for a similar product. Better yet, you’ll have a foundation to deploy your app across more platforms. Instagram did this; they started exclusively on iOS, followed by an Android release and a website release.

After you use our app name generator, look at the filters on our search results page. They include a search term filter, a length filter, and a syllable count filter.

If you want a domain name to promote your new app, click on any of our app name ideas. We will double-check that the domain is available. After that, you can make your choice, or click on the star to save it to your favorites list!

5 Tips to Find a Memorable App Name

Since you came across our app name generator, you likely recognize the importance of choosing a catchy name for your app! The tips below will help you find a name that resonates with your future users.

For more detail, check out our How to Name Your Business blog post. This post has ten tips that are important for every type of business venture to follow. The guide fits perfectly with these app-specific naming tips!

We're confident that it's by far the most effective name generator on the market. Using it, you'll find names that would legitimately be worth $2,000+ on domain resale sites. We also included several bonuses, including a naming mini-course. Click here to see exactly what you'll get!

Tip #1: Use a Keyword in Your App Name

Apple has an entire page dedicated to app store optimization. On the page, they state that “search plays a huge role in how users discover and download content on the App Store.”

The first section on Apple's page is “choose accurate keywords.” There are many similarities between traditional SEO and app store optimization, and choosing the right keywords is essential in both areas.

In your name, it’s even more important to give a hint as to what your app does. If your app is free, some users will download multiple similar apps, and delete all except the one they like the most. It’s crucial to get in that first wave of downloads. Often, they will look at the name and review rating to decide what to download.

If you want more detail, Moz has a helpful overview with more tips on app store optimization.

Tip #2: Pick a Name That Fits With Your App Icon and Branding

When a potential user sees your app in the app store for the first time, they’ll likely notice two things. The first is your name. The second is your app icon.

Both your app name and icon represent your first (and possibly only) chance to make an impression on your customer. It's critical to make sure that you keep both aligned and consistent.

In our How to Name Your Business blog post, we mention the importance of communicating your brand’s values. For an app, it’s essential to target a specific emotion or target audience. You want to keep everything consistent throughout the app user’s journey.

For example, take a look at the app “My Talking Tom,” on the Google Play Store. In this game, you’re taking care of a talking cat. The icon and name are light-hearted and family-friendly. You can get a good sense of the app before looking at the description.

Tip #3: Align Your App Name With Your Domain Name

Instagram grew from an iOS app, to an Android app, to a website, and beyond. Like Instagram, your business may evolve from an app into something more.

Because of this, it’s a great idea to align your app name with your domain name. Your primary method of acquiring customers will likely be the app store. But your domain and website are also important.

While it’s preferable to get a .com, don’t be afraid to choose an alternative domain extension. For apps, the best alternative extensions include .net, .app, and country domains like .co.uk. Another option is to add a domain name modifier (like trymyapp or getmyapp).

For many businesses, their website is top-of-mind if a customer wants to find out more information. For an app, the app store listing serves that purpose. Therefore, it’s helpful to prioritize the app store name first.

By using our app name generator, you’ll find available domain names that you can use for your app and your website.

Tip #4: Do an App Store Search and Scout Your Competition

Your app isn’t the only one that users will see on the app store! It’s vital to keep app store optimization top of mind as you create your new app.

Take a look at the apps that come up when you search for your primary keywords. How can you differentiate yourself?

Of course, your name and icon are the first items that you should attempt to differentiate. There’s a balance between making your app descriptive and making it stand out in the store.

By having a memorable, differentiated name, your app will stand out and attract more users.

Tip #5: Understand Your Audience Before You Start Brainstorming

If you hired a corporate naming agency to name your app, they would have you complete a naming brief.

A naming brief is a short document that helps you understand your business, customers, and naming goals.

An app naming brief doesn't have to be fancy or extensive. Our Naming Made Easy course contains a 12-question naming brief.

You don't want to bog yourself down by answering 50 questions. Instead, focus on developing a high-level understanding of your app and your audience. Your name should fit your future growth plans for the app. Plus, you want to make sure that your name will resonate with your target users.