Domain Name Generator With Availability
This domain name generator turns one or two keywords into short, brandable domain name ideas and checks whether each one is already registered. Type words that describe your business or blog, choose the endings you want (.com, .net, .org, .io, .co, .app, .dev or .us), and press Generate. It mixes your words with popular prefixes and suffixes (get, try, hq, hub, ly, lab), combines two keywords, and drops awkward hyphens. Press Check on any idea, or Check all, and it asks the public RDAP registry directory whether the domain is registered. Taken names show in red, and likely-free names show in green with a note to confirm at your registrar.
Domain Name Generator
Get domain name ideas from your keywords and check if each .com, .net, .org, .io or .co is taken, live via RDAP.
How to use the Domain Name Generator
- Type one or two keywords, such as "pet bakery".
- Tick the domain endings you want.
- Press Generate for ideas.
- Press Check all to see which are taken.
Features
- Keyword, prefix and suffix combos
- 8 popular endings including .com and .us
- Live registration check via RDAP
- Color-coded taken or likely free
- Length shown for every idea
- Free, no sign-up
Frequently asked questions
How do I check if a domain name is available?
Press Check next to the name. The tool looks it up in the public RDAP registry. If no record is found, it is likely free, so confirm at a registrar before you buy.
What makes a good domain name?
Short, easy to spell and say, no hyphens or numbers, and a .com if you can get it. Under 15 characters is a good target.
Is .com still the best domain ending?
For US businesses, .com is the most trusted and remembered. .co, .io and .app are good options for tech, and .us for American businesses.
Why does a free name show as taken at my registrar?
Some names are premium or reserved, and registry records update with a delay. Always confirm the final price at your registrar.
Does this tool buy or reserve domains?
No. It only suggests and checks names. Nothing is reserved, so register a name you like quickly.