Use the free Baby Name Picker below: your data never leaves your browser — all work happens on your device, and nothing is uploaded to any server.
What the Baby Name Picker Does
Choosing a baby name is a happy job, but a long list of names can feel overwhelming. This free baby name picker narrows the choice in a simple way: you filter a built-in list of names by first letter and by boys, girls or both, then browse only the names that match. You can also press the random button and let the tool suggest one name at a time. Nothing is uploaded and no account is needed. The lists live inside the tool, so it works even with a slow connection.
How to Use It
First pick the list you want: boys, girls or both. Then choose a first letter from the dropdown, or leave it on any letter to see the whole list. Press Show names to see every matching name at once, which is useful when you want to compare options side by side. If you prefer surprises, press Pick one at random instead. The tool will show a single name in large text, and you can press again for another suggestion. There is no limit, so you can keep going until a name feels right.
Why Filter by First Letter
Filtering by first letter is a practical trick. Many parents already know they like names that start with a certain sound, perhaps to match a sibling or a family tradition. A letter filter turns a list of dozens of names into a short, readable set of maybe five or ten. That short list is much easier to discuss with a partner. You can also use the letter filter to avoid a clash, for example when a name would share initials with an older child in an awkward way.
Tips for Choosing Well
Say each shortlisted name out loud with your surname, because a name that looks lovely on paper can sound odd when spoken. Check the initials the full name creates, and think about nicknames: most names gain a short form sooner or later, so make sure you like that too. Consider how the name will sound for a child and for an adult, since the name has to work at school and at work. Finally, sleep on a shortlist of three names before deciding, because a favourite on Monday sometimes fades by Friday.
Names in the Lists
The lists include widely used modern names, so you will recognise many of them. That is deliberate: the tool is for browsing and shortlisting, not for rare or invented names. If you want a name from a particular culture or language, use the picker as a starting point and then check its meaning and spelling in a baby name dictionary. Spelling matters, because a small change can alter how a name is pronounced. Write your final choice down exactly as you want it on the birth record.
One more idea that helps many parents: test your shortlist with the people who matter most, but keep the final choice private until you are sure. Grandparents and friends love to help, yet too many opinions can turn a joyful choice into a debate. Share two or three favourites, listen kindly, and then decide as parents. The name belongs to your child and to you, and a confident, happy choice matters more than pleasing everyone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these real baby names? Yes. Every name in the lists is a real, commonly used name.
Can I save my favourites? The tool does not store names, so write your favourites down or take a screenshot of the list.
Does the tool suggest meanings? No. It filters and suggests names only; check meanings in a name dictionary before you decide.
See also
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