Real-name generators built on actual name frequency — for test data, fiction, personas and play.
Most name generators roll invented syllables. This one is built the opposite way: every bank is a real name pool — the surnames and given names that actually top census and civil-record tables, across English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, French and Italian. The result is names that read as plausible wherever you put them: sample forms, demo databases, novel characters, UX personas.
All generation happens in your browser using JavaScript. No name or profile you roll is transmitted, stored or logged. The only things that leave your device are the standard anonymous traffic statistics described in the privacy policy.
The fake identity generator produces a name, age, occupation, city and hobby — and stops there. No addresses, no phone numbers, no government-ID formats. Those details add nothing to legitimate uses (testing, fiction, personas) and are exactly what enables impersonation, so they stay out.
Questions, corrections or a name tradition you would like added: the site is maintained by a small independent publisher of free browser tools.