Tell us how you will use it
Context, style, and whether you want to keep a sound from your name. Three questions, no account.
A Chinese name, considered
Three thoughtful candidates, transparent pronunciation and meaning checks, and a report you can use when you introduce yourself in Chinese.
Sample directions, not a real recommendation.
The studio
We use them to choose three different directions, not three versions of the same name.
How it works
Context, style, and whether you want to keep a sound from your name. Three questions, no account.
Natural, sound-linked, balanced, or meaning-led — with clear trade-offs instead of a single opaque score.
Pronunciation, character meanings, self-introductions, and a shareable name card. Keep the basic risk visible.
What we check
We show what ran, what passed, and what we could not check. We never call a name “risk-free”.
Native review is available as a separate add-on. It is a human opinion, not a legal or universal guarantee.
Pricing
No subscription. Basic risk information is never hidden.
Three candidates, basic meanings, and basic checks.
Start freeDeep reasoning, check records, pronunciation guidance, usage scripts, and a name card.
One-time · no subscriptionOne name reviewed by a native Chinese reviewer within 48 hours. One round of written feedback.
Intro $29 · limited slotsThe report + native review bundle is $45. Review scope and limitations are shown before checkout. See a sample paid report.
Questions
No. It helps you choose and use a Chinese name in study, work, or social settings. It is not legal identity registration or a trademark search.
No. Names, characters, pinyin, and tones come from a curated lexicon and server-side rules. AI copy is optional, off by default, and cannot change the name.
Three clear directions make the decision easier than a list of forty near-duplicates. You can explore another set without starting over.
A native Chinese reviewer checks one selected name for naturalness, pronunciation, meaning, and cultural risk. It is a human opinion with a written scope, not a guarantee that every Chinese speaker will react the same way.