Get a Chinese name

Turn your Western name to Chinese name for free

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How it works

An example of converting an English name to Chinese name

Select a Chinese surname

Assign meaningful Chinese characters with similar pronunciation, for corresponding gender

Create a Chinese name that benefits you lifetime

Naming is a huge deal. A name isn't just an identification, but also a denotation your personality, ideals and beliefs.

Get more career opportunities

Lots of research found that an easy-to-pronounce name benefits the employability. Less interviews will get if the name is hard to pronounce.

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Integrate into local

You can leave a very positive impression to the locals if you have a local name. It helps you to merge with the local community.

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Use in multiple nations

Your Chinese name can be used in multiple regions including Hong Kong, China, Macao, Taiwan and Singapore, even Korea!

Definition of good local name

Easy to pronounce

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Looks like a local name

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Sounds like your own name

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FAQs

What's the difference between Simplified and Traditional Chinese?

Simplified Chinese is used in mainland China and Singapore, while Traditional Chinese is used in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau.

How can I get my Chinese name?

That's simple and FREE! Just enter your name at the top section of the homepage, and we will create a Chinese name for you. We choose your surname and given name based on the pronunciation of your own name, so that it looks like a local Chinese name, at the same time sounds like your own name.

What is the conventions of creating a Chinese name?

Chinese name generally has 3 characters. Unlike English, the surname comes first, which is usually 1 character. Following by the given name, usually two characters which are given by the parents.

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