The start of one name, the end of the other
The first sound of one name joined to the rest of the other: Brad and Angelina became Brangelina.
Couple Name Generator: Blend Your Two Names Into One
Type both of your first names and the generator blends them into couple names, the way fans and tabloids made Brangelina and Bennifer. Tap a name to copy it.
A couple name, or ship name, is a nickname for the two of you: for a wedding hashtag, a group chat, the Wi-Fi network or a running joke between friends.
Type both names to see your couple names.
How couple names are made
Most couple names follow one of a few patterns. The generator tries each of them, with both names in front.
The first syllable, then the rest
A whole first syllable, then the other name after its own first syllable: Ben and Jennifer became Bennifer.
Half and half
The first half of one name and the second half of the other, which works well for names of the same length.
One name kept whole
One full first name followed by the end of the other, for names that are short or flow easily together.
Ideas for using your couple name
A wedding hashtag, so all the guests' photos end up in one place.
The name of the group chat with your friends, or of your shared photo album.
Your home Wi-Fi network, or the name on the mailbox.
A playlist, a team name for game night, or the name of your future boat.
The title of a personalized comic book about the two of you.
Your couple name deserves its own story
A personalized comic book tells your story in 24 pages, with both of your faces as the characters: how you met, the trips and the habits only the two of you know. Your couple name makes a great title.
Discover the couple comic book
Frequently asked questions
What people ask us about it.
A ship name, short for relationship name, is a blend of two people's names into one. Fans started making them for TV couples, and the press made them famous with celebrity couples like Brangelina.
Join the beginning of one name to the end of the other, at a point where the sounds flow: a vowel next to a consonant usually works best. Try both names in front, then say each result out loud and keep the one that sounds like a real name.
Whichever sounds better. The generator shows both orders, so you can pick the one that's easiest to say and spell.
Yes, free and with no sign-up. The names are made in your browser: nothing you type is sent or saved.