Choose a saved profile, enter a Chinese surname and a style, and get a report that recommends up to five Chinese names. Each name gets a score out of 100 as a reference, with reasons and trade-offs, and a BaZi Five Element reference is added when the profile has an exact birth time.
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Choose AI naming, sign in and select a saved profile, or add one there. Enter a Chinese surname, a one- or two-character given name and a style. The report recommends up to five names and explains each one’s meaning, Mandarin sound and reasons, with a score out of 100 as a reference and, for an exact birth time, a BaZi reference. Already have a Chinese name? Name analysis checks its meaning and five grids.
A good Chinese name is easy to say, easy to write and carries an image the family likes. These are the things we look at when picking and explaining names; they are cultural preferences, not a measure of a person or their future.
Every character carries an image, such as mountain, water, jade or light. Picking candidates uses an editorial imagery list, which does not mean a name comes from a classical poem or text.
Names flow better when neighboring characters have different tones and do not repeat a syllable. A built-in list of unflattering Mandarin sound pairs is left out of suggestions; it is not a full teasing check, and dialect sounds are not checked.
Characters with many strokes are harder to write, so picking leans toward characters that are easier to write. Stroke counts follow the Unicode convention; Taiwan standard forms count some characters with 艹, 阝 or 辶 one or two strokes higher.
A large stroke gap between the two given-name characters can make a name look lopsided, so picking compares their weight.
Picking considers the naming style you choose, and the report explains how closely each name fits it.
When the selected profile has an exact birth time and the BaZi chart gives a clear naming direction, picking compares the Five Element imagery of each character with the favored elements. The report lists the pillars, the element balance and the naming direction. A name does not change the birth chart.
For entertainment and cultural exploration. A name does not change the birth chart or guarantee life outcomes.
No. Each AI naming report costs 30 credits on every plan. Credits are reserved when the report starts and charged only once it is saved; if the report is not created, the hold is released (an interrupted hold can take a little time to return). Reopening a saved report is free.
Naming needs a profile. Sign in and choose a saved profile, or add one there. If it has an exact birth time, the report uses it for the BaZi reference. Then enter the Chinese surname and choose a one- or two-character given name. Already have a name to analyze? Use name analysis.
You need a surname in Chinese characters, one or two of them (write a compound surname in full). The tool suggests Chinese given names for that surname; it does not translate or transliterate an English name into Chinese.
That is what Chinese name analysis is for, on its own page: pick a profile and enter the Chinese surname and given name. The report there explains the meaning of the characters, how the name sounds in Mandarin, how it works in everyday use and how it relates to the BaZi reference, and adds the five grids and Three Talents counted in Kangxi strokes, without pushing you to rename.
Candidate names are picked by fixed rules that compare imagery, Mandarin sound, writing effort, shape and style. When the chart gives a clear direction, the BaZi Five Elements are used as a reference. The score in the report is the AI’s subjective overall judgement.
It is a subjective score out of 100 from the AI, based on meaning, sound, everyday use and the BaZi reference, and the report gives the reasons, strengths and drawbacks behind it. It compares names with each other; it is not a measure of a person or their future.
There is no gender switch. The names come from your surname, the name length, the style (Book of Songs, Songs of Chu, Analects, I Ching, Tang and Song poetry, or modern and simple) and any characters you keep or avoid. Your note of up to 200 characters shapes only the report’s explanation, not the names. A style is a preference, not a claim that a name comes from that text.
Only when the selected profile has an exact birth time and the chart gives a clear naming direction. The Five Elements are then one of the references used to pick candidate names, and the report explains how each name relates to the chart. If the birth time is unknown or estimated, or the reading of the chart is disputed, the report explains that instead of guessing an element direction.
Mandarin only. Dialect homophones, legal registration rules and how many people share a name are not checked, so confirm those before you register a name.
The report is saved privately to your account, and reopening it is free. It keeps the scores, BaZi reference and explanations from when it was created; nothing is recalculated when you reopen it.
