Demon name generator

Generate dark, menacing demon names for fantasy stories, RPGs, and creative projects.

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80+ demon name ideas by type

  • Vorthaxis
  • Malzareth
  • Ordrethul
  • Szaravoth
  • Thraxxus

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About the demon name generator

Create names for archdemons, imps, and fallen angels.

Browse 80+ ideas by type below, or describe your demon to get 50+ new names.

  • Six kinds of demon

    Archdemons, imps, fallen angels, tempters, brutes and shadow whisperers.

  • For any dark setting

    Names for horror stories, D&D campaigns and dark fantasy games.

  • Free to use

    Every name here is free for your stories and games.

Tips for choosing a demon name

  1. Match the rank

    An archdemon needs a heavy, grand name. An imp can have a short, silly one.

  2. Use harsh sounds

    Letters like z, x and k give a name an edge. Soft sounds suit a tempter instead.

  3. End fallen angels in -el

    Angel names often end in -el, as in Azazel or Samael. Keep the ending to hint at a fall.

  4. Learn from old lore

    Old texts name demons like Asmodeus, Belial and Mammon. Borrow their sounds, not the names, for a fresh villain.

  5. Give it a true name

    In folklore, knowing a demon's true name gives power over it. A secret name can drive a whole plot.

Want names made for yours? Describe what you're naming and Nomi finds names that fit.

Frequently asked questions

Decide its rank and nature first. Then pick harsh sounds for a brute or smooth ones for a tempter.

Asmodeus, Beelzebub, Belial and Mammon come from old religious and occult texts. They show which sounds make a name feel infernal.

Demons come from the Abyss and live in chaos. Devils come from the Nine Hells and follow strict rules.

In folklore, knowing a demon's true name gives power over it. Many stories use a hidden name as its weakness.

Yes. Every name on this page is free to use in stories, games and art.

Yes. Describe your demon, such as a fire imp or a fallen angel, to get 50+ new names.

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