Goblin Name Generator
Create random goblin names for characters, NPCs, campaigns, and stories — tweak tone, length, and style.
Generator
Use in RPGs
NPC lists
Story naming
Worldbuilding
How to use
How to use (short, copy-ready)
- Open the HTML file on your web server (put at
/goblin-name-generatoror similar). - Page title and meta description are already set for SEO. Replace canonical & og:image with your real URL/image.
- Choose a style (Classic, Silly, Dark, Nickname). Set quantity (1–20). Optionally add a seed to reproduce results.
- Click Generate. Use Copy All to copy names or Download to save a
.txtlist. - For better SEO: add a short textual introduction and examples (1–2 short paragraphs), internal links from related content, and structured data (see FAQ section below for JSON-LD example).
Conclusion (for bottom of page)
Use generated names freely in personal and commercial projects. Want a themed list? Try combining the generator with page filters (e.g., “Dark” + “Short”) to quickly create consistent NPC rosters for your campaign or story.
FAQs (SEO-optimized, short Q&A — add them to page as <details> or structured FAQ schema)
- Q: Can I use these goblin names in my published book or game?
A: Yes — generated names are free for personal and commercial use. We recommend running a quick trademark check for any long-term product names. - Q: How do I reproduce a list of names?
A: Enter the same seed word in the “Seed” field and press Generate — the generator uses the seed to produce repeatable results. - Q: Can I download or copy the names?
A: Yes — use the “Copy All” button to copy results to clipboard or “Download” to save a.txtfile. - Q: Are these names suitable for different tones (funny, scary, etc.)?
A: Yes — choose the Style option (Classic / Silly / Dark / Nickname) to fit tone and role. - A: Up to 20 names per generate action. You can generate more by repeating or using the Download option.
- Q: Can I customize syllable lists or add my own parts?
A: If you host the code, you can edit thesyllablesobject in the script to add your own prefixes, middles, and endings.
