The Online Domain Name Generator creates random and cool domain names. Inspiration for creative and catchy domain names.
The online Domain Name Generators random function can generate more than 3 million unique cool domain names. Add your own top-level domain names and the number is over 60 million. Check the domain name availability in the domain name list.
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A good domain name is crucial for you business, your blog or your website. The online Domain Name Generator helps you making creative and catchy domain names.
The random domain name generator saves all the generated ideas a list. You can use the list to check if the generated domain is available. The domain availability checker gives suggestion for many top level domains and also offers alternative suggestions if the wanted domain is not available.
The generator is a 100% random domain generator. Random algorithms and functions makes the application capable of making up to 3 million unique cool ideas and suggestions.
If you combine the random domain suggestion with your desired top-level domain (TLD), the random output is multiplied. With all the common TLD like .com, .net, .org and your locally country code TLD we are well over 10 million random and unique outputs. If you think a little more creative and use all available TLD's the number of random ideas increase to enormous heights.
The nature of randomness is unpredictability. And with unpredictability also follows useless, bad or even inappropriate suggestions and ideas. It's inevitable and a direct result of the random and chaotic processes.
But the unpredictable results is also the strength of a random domain generator. It leads to word combinations and ideas for domains, you wouldn't have come up with yourself, and that way increase the inspiration you get from the random generator.
The name generators is a free and online service.It is easy and fun to use and the suggested domains are interesting enough to give your inspiration and ideas to come up with your own domain names.
Good domains are easy to type and memorize. Also when you are away from your bookmarks or favorite browser. And good domain names makes you, your business or your blog stand out from all your competitors.
If you sum it up a good domain name should:
Keep it simple as possible. Make sure it is easy for your users to spell. If your domain consists of many words, it can be beneficial to use a hyphen in the domain name.
Keep it as short as possible. It's best to keep your domain name less than 12 characters if possible. A shorter name is much easier for users to remember and it much easier to type. Especially on mobile devices.
If you are dealing with a certain business area choose a domain name that reflects that certain area. Makes it's easier for you users to remember and gives you a huge benefit in the search engines if keywords from your business also are in your domain name.
If you want a International audience at you website and you are in doubt about what top-level domain to choose go with a .com. Most users will type .com when in doubt. And a .com website will generally rank higher and better in Google and other search engines.
If you you have national audience go with the country code. And if available and you can afford it, also buy the corresponding .com domain.
It's definitely not easy to create creative domain names. And a simple computer program like a randomizer really can't be creative by design as it only does what it is programmed to do.
But if the generator is carefully designed it can ignite the creative process, and make you come up with better and more creative domains.
Some times buying domain names can be a very good investment. As this list of resold domain names at Wikipedia clearly shows.
The business of resale of registered domain names is known as the domain aftermarket.
Good domain aftermarket names is of course harder to come up with these days, but there's still stories about people getting lucky having a domain name that a larger company needs. Either for a company name change, branding or a campaign website.
Most of the aftermarket is dominated by domain sharks though. Domain sharks are professional specialized in buying domains they don't need, just for the purpose of making money on a later resale. These sharks makes it a lot more difficult for ordinary users and small business owners to acquire the wanted domain name, and they are generally pressing the prizes up for the whole market.
Many of my users come here looking for a good personal blog or website name rather that an business oriented domain name. If that is the case, here's some cool alternative ways to go to create personal and cool website names.
Is it a web blog name you're after try the Code Name Generator The code name generator is perfect to make remarkable blog and domain names. The suggestion from this tool has a more humorous approach and the result is domain names with an edge and a twist
If you a looking for a cool website name generator try the Band Name Generator. Names generated by this randomizer will have that funky rock'n'roll approach and touch that will make websites that are both cool and catchy.
Another cool and catchy website name generator is the Team Name Generator. Based in a fantasy universe the generator can really make some outstanding and cool website names, that really will make you visitors open their eyes wide up. Not much to say than try this one, if you want a really special and cool website name.
For lot of information, background and ideas read the Wikipedia article Domain name. Here you'll find lots of valuable info about everything concerning domain names and name registration.
At the U.S. Department of Commerce website InterNIC.net you can find a lot of legal stuff about domain registration, domains and whois service. There's lists of authorized registrars and articles on subjects like Trademark Infringement, Domain Name Transfer Dispute and Unauthorized Transfer of Your Domain Name.
InterNIC also has a WHOIS service covering .aero, .arpa, .asia, .biz, .cat, .com, .coop, .edu, .info, .int, .jobs, .mobi, .museum, .name, .net, .org, .pro, and .travel TLD's.
At Wikipedias List of Internet top-level domains you can find a full list of all available top-level domains (TLD).
The list is divided in to 2 sections. One lists the 20 generic TLD like: .con .net .info .edu etc. The other lists the approximate 200 country code TLDs.
Some of the TLD are restricted, but many of them are free for everyone to register, so there's enough TLD to choose from.
At the Wikipedia article: top-level domains you can find a lot of additional technical background information about top-level domains(TLD).
Here' you will also find historical information about TLD, Proposed and Pseudo-domains and DNS.
Also pay a visit to InterNIC FAQs on the Domain Names, Registrars and Registration. Lots of both basic and advanced information on every possible aspect of domain naming, registrars and registration.