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Don't turn “Emily” into 艾米丽. We build a Chinese name around sound, meaning and literary origin — then hand you a name report you can actually read and use.
Browse by style and meaning. Every name comes with pinyin, an origin and a plain-English gloss.
The free version gives you three names. The report explains why one of them fits this person — sound, meaning, origin, how to use it, and how to say it.
3-2: the melody starts low, then rises. Two beats against Emily's three — shorter, but the same soft landing.
遥 is distance held calmly, borrowed from Su Shi's “thinking back to Gongjin”. With one given character, it has to carry the person alone — and it does.
From “floating like one who has left the world behind” in the Red Cliff Odes. The image is openness rather than solitude — a line you can actually use when someone asks where the name comes from.
🔒 Unlock the full source and quotationIf wood is needed, 桐 or 棠 are natural swaps. If you want something crisper, a closing name such as 见微 works better. The report gives three alternates with notes.
🔒 Unlock alternates and reasoningBusiness card, WeChat name, self-introduction, email signature — four templates, plus a short English explanation you can forward to friends.
🔒 Unlock 4 usage templatesNative-speaker audio (slow and natural speed), plus a printable name card PDF.
🔒 Unlock audio and PDFSee the free names first. Unlock the report only if one of them feels right.
Their name, gender and the style they like. If you're naming a friend or a client, add a line about their personality or work.
Each with pinyin, a character breakdown and a plain-English gloss. Not convinced? Generate another set until one stops you.
$9.99 for 10 names, character notes, origins, audio, stroke order and a PDF certificate — yours to keep.
“知遥 sounds like my own name, but the meaning is entirely my personality. The line about ‘distance held calmly’ made me laugh — it's accurate.”
“Bought it for my husband. He's worked in China for five years and still used his English name. The business-card and email templates were immediately useful.”
“I teach Chinese and name every new student. This is faster than digging through a dictionary, and the citations are actually correct.”
About names, reports and refunds.
The free version gives you three candidates with pinyin and a one-line meaning. The report is written after you pick one: why it suits this person, its sound structure, literary source, five-element notes and alternates, four usage templates, native pronunciation and a printable card.
Meaning, origin and sound analysis come from our curated character database and edited corpus. The usage templates and English explanations are drafted by a model and reviewed by a native Chinese editor.
Immediately after payment, usually within ten seconds. If it needs an editorial review, within 24 hours at the latest.
Yes. Full refund within seven days of payment, even after the report has been generated. No explanation needed.
The site and the report are available in English and Simplified Chinese today, with French, German and Hindi following. Checkout is in your local currency — USD, EUR, GBP, INR and CNY are supported.