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How It Works
Enter Your Name
Type your given name in the input field. Our generator works with any name from around the world.
Choose Your Style
Select Neutral, Masculine, or Feminine name style. Each style uses authentic Korean names commonly used in Korea.
Discover Your Korean Name
Get your personalized Korean name with Hanja characters, meanings, rarity level, and celebrity matches.
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About Korean Name Generator
Our Korean Name Generator helps you discover your unique Korean name based on your given name. Unlike random generators, we use a deterministic algorithm that ensures you'll always get the same Korean name for your input, making it truly "your" Korean name.
Why Use Our Generator?
- Authentic Names: All names are real Korean names with genuine meanings
- Cultural Accuracy: Names include proper Hanja characters and their meanings
- Celebrity Matching: See which K-Pop idol or Korean celebrity shares similar name elements
- Rarity System: Discover how unique your Korean name is with our rarity tiers
- Free Forever: No sign-up required, completely free to use
Understanding Korean Names
Korean Name Structure
Korean names typically consist of three parts: the family name (surname) and two syllables for the given name. The family name comes first, followed by the given name. For example, in "Kim Seojun" (김서준), "Kim" (김) is the surname and "Seojun" (서준) is the given name.
Common Korean Surnames
Kim (김), Lee (이), and Park (박) are the most common surnames in Korea, accounting for about 45% of the population. Other popular surnames include Choi (최), Jung (정), Kang (강), Cho (조), Yoon (윤), Jang (장), and Lim (임). There are about 250 Korean surnames in total.
The Meaning of Hanja
Most Korean names are derived from Chinese characters called Hanja (漢字). Each character has a specific meaning, and parents carefully choose characters that convey their wishes for their child. For example, '智' means wisdom, '美' means beauty, and '勇' means courage. Modern Korean also uses pure Korean names without Hanja, particularly for nature-related words like '하늘' (sky) or '별' (star).
Naming Traditions
Korean naming traditions involve several cultural considerations: families often share one syllable across a generation (called 돌림자), parents may consult name experts who consider the baby's birth date and time (사주팔자), and names are chosen for phonetic harmony and positive meanings. The selection process is taken very seriously as names are believed to influence a person's destiny.
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