AI app name & subtitle generator
Describe your app and get six brandable name ideas, each with a matching subtitle, that fit the real App Store & Google Play limits. No signup. They're starting points, and no name guarantees rankings.
A name is step one. Win the whole listing.
ASOScan researches the keywords your name should target, writes native-language metadata for every market, and simulates your ASO score before you ship, so the name lands in a listing that actually ranks.
Run a free ASO scanAn app title generator for the App Store and Google Play
On both stores your app name is the title people see in search, and both cap it at 30 characters. Apple asks for a name that is simple, memorable, easy to spell and hints at what the app does. Google counts full-width characters the same as half-width ones. So a Japanese or Chinese title gets the same 30.
Most good titles have two parts: the brand, and a few words that say what the app does, like "Lumen: Habit Tracker". The generator writes both, then pairs each title with a subtitle for the App Store (30 characters) or a short description for Google Play (80 characters), so you can judge the whole line people read before they tap.
Generate app names based on keywords
If you already know the search term your title should carry, put it in the keyword field. The generator tries to work it into each idea so it still reads like a name. Leave the field empty and you get brandable ideas built from your description alone.
Choose the keyword first. ASOScan shows search volume and difficulty for every term, so the word in your title is one people actually type.
App name generator FAQ
How does the AI app name generator work?
You describe what your app does and pick a store; an AI model proposes six brandable name ideas, each paired with a subtitle (iOS) or short description (Android) that fits the real character limits. Add a keyword and it tries to work it in naturally. We do not save anything.
Is this app name generator online and free?
Yes. It runs in your browser with no signup and nothing to install. Each run uses an AI model, so there's a cap of five runs an hour per visitor.
Should my app name include a keyword?
Often, yes, as long as it still reads as a name. Apple lists the title among the text it matches in search, so a word there counts. Keep the brand first and don't stuff it: Apple advises against generic terms, and Google Play's metadata policy rejects excessive or irrelevant keywords. No title guarantees a ranking.
How do I check a name is not already taken?
Search the name in both stores and on the web before you commit, and check the trademark register in each country you plan to launch in. Apple also asks you to avoid names too similar to existing apps. The generator can't check availability for you.
Will a good app name improve my rankings?
A clear, keyword-relevant name helps discovery and conversion, but no name on its own guarantees rankings or downloads. The name works alongside your subtitle, keyword field, description, ratings, and screenshots, which is what a full ASO tool like ASOScan optimizes.
What are the app name length limits?
The App Store title is 30 characters and the Google Play title is 30 characters. Apple counts every script the same, so an accented or Japanese character costs one, exactly like a plain letter. The generator keeps names within those limits and shows the length on each idea.
Naming is one part of the metadata story: the app store keywords guide covers how the stores index each field, and optimizing your app name and title goes deep on this exact decision.