Native Chinese Name studio
A Chinese name a native would actually use.
An ID-card name is a surname from the Hundred Family Surnames plus one or two given-name characters a classmate could actually use. Native Name is that name as a name-card PDF and a share PNG, in 1–3 days. The ~200K Douyin / Xiaohongshu following is the voting panel for Audience vote ($199) — a reachable audience, not a ballot count.
Packages
Waitlist only — no payment on this site, and names are not generated in the browser. Check is free on the sister site.
Leave an intake
Native Name is $79 and 1–3 days. Audience vote is $199 and 3–7 days — Pilot until the first vote runs. Choosing a package notes interest.
Why this page exists
People who want an ID-card name should land on a studio intake. People who already have characters should land on a checker. Splitting this studio from the checker keeps those intents from contaminating each other.
“Native” here means a real Chinese surname in first position, a given name of one or two characters people actually use, and a first impression that does not require a footnote. Read the Native First-Impression Protocol if you want the rubric in writing. Compare Xinhua transliteration vs surname + given name if you were handed a news-wire spelling.