A domain name generator is a tool that creates unique website address suggestions based on keywords you provide. When you enter words related to your business or idea, the generator combines them with available extensions (like .com, .net, .io) and checks real-time availability across registrars.

Unlike manual searching, where you check dozens of unavailable names, generators instantly show only available options, saving hours of research. Advanced generators like ours also suggest prefixes, suffixes, and get alternatives you might not have considered. The tool is completely free, you only pay when you register a domain.

Enter a domain name or keyword in the search box and click search. The results show if your domain is available for the selected extension (.com by default). New prefix and suffix options appear, along with alternative keywords. Click any prefix or suffix to update your domain name automatically.

Blue text indicates availability: any domain extension, prefix, or suffix in blue means that combination is available for registration. Repeat the process of selecting prefixes/suffixes until you find an available domain you like. Click "Add to cart" to complete registration.

• Domain length: Shorter domains are more memorable. Make it easy for your audience to remember and find. If your domain is too long, consider using acronyms.
• Brandable vs descriptive: This choice depends on your business and website objectives. Visit our brandable or descriptive domains article for insights.
• Memorability: Will your domain stick in viewers' minds after seeing it in advertisements? This could determine conversion success.
• Availability: If your ideal domain is taken, try contacting the owner using WHOIS lookup, or modify your choice by extending, shortening, or adding an industry keyword. Use our suggestions tool to explore options. A great way to start is to use our domain name suggestions tool on this page.
• Top-Level Domains (TLD): With 600+ TLDs available on Dynadot, visit our TLD listing page to review the "Usage" column and check if an extension fits your business. Note that some extensions have restrictions and check the "Restrictions" column.