Planet name generator
Generate unique planet names for sci-fi worldbuilding, games, and stories.
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80+ planet name ideas by type
- Verdance
- New Halvard
- Cerulea
- Solenne
- Haven's Reach
- Amaranth
- Liora
- Teshara
- Bluehaven
- Oriel
- Kalenvar
- Meadowfall
- Avalis
- Elmara
- Brontus
- Vortexia
- Zephyrion
- Magnaros
- Tempestus
- Cyclonar
- Gargantus
- Thundra
- Bandara
- Jovara
- Orrestis
- Vastoria
- Galeron
- Hurlan
- Xyrrhak
- Qel'Tharos
- Zuun
- Vroxa
- Ixil Vetta
- K'thara
- Ombraxis
- Yssuul
- Threx
- Nhal Korin
- Uvvax
- Zhaelon
- Pyx'oth
- Sseluun
- Scoria
- Ashgrave
- Crucible
- Morrowdust
- Ferrous IX
- Sulvane
- Hollowcrag
- Gravemoor
- Ironwaste
- Cinderfall
- Obsidia
- Dregholm
- Sulfera
- Pyrexis
- Glacius
- Thalorin
- Frostmere
- Abyssia
- Rimewater
- Nereon
- Kaltara
- Tidefall
- Mareth
- Hydrion
- Boreala
- Seaglass
- Driftmoor
- Undara
- HV-217b
- Tessaro-9c
- Kestrel IV
- NX-4471d
- Vela Minor II
- Orin-63e
- Halden's World
- Corvid-12f
- Nadir VII
- Lumen-88d
- Taurin III
- Ashby-5b
- KR-1190c
- Meridian Prime
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About the planet name generator
Create names for habitable worlds, gas giants, and alien homeworlds.
Browse 80+ ideas by planet type below, or describe your world to get 50+ new names.
Six world types
Habitable worlds, gas giants, homeworlds, hellworlds, ice worlds and catalog codes.
Names and codes
Spoken names for characters, catalog codes like Kepler-22b for star charts.
Free to use
Every name here is free for your stories, maps and games.
Tips for naming a planet
Match the sound to the world
Hard sounds suit a barren rock. Long, open vowels suit a lush or ocean world.
Use a name and a code
Locals may call a world one thing while star charts list a code. Using both makes a setting feel real.
Name it after its star
Real exoplanets take their star's name plus a letter, like 51 Pegasi b. Do the same for hard sci-fi.
Borrow from myth
Most planets in our solar system are named after Roman gods. Myths from any culture can give your worlds a shared theme.
Keep it easy to say
Readers will see the name many times. Two or three syllables are easier to remember than six.
Want names made for yours? Describe what you're naming and Nomi finds names that fit.