Generate available Minecraft usernames and check each one live against Mojang, so you only see names nobody's using.
Pick of the day
The word pool names are built and flavoured from.
Shorter names read as more OG. "Ideal" is the length that scores best.
How your seed words get permuted (only used when you enter seed words above).
How names get ranked. 0 ignores a factor, 3 maxes it out. Short, real, word-like names score highest.
Top-scoring free names turned up across everyone's searches.
Finding a Minecraft name nobody has taken usually means typing guess after guess into the launcher. Namesmith does it the other way around: it generates username ideas from a theme or a seed word, then checks each one live against the Mojang API and only shows you the ones that are currently free. Pick a vibe, set your length, and reroll until a handle clicks.
Enter a seed word or pick a theme and Namesmith generates candidate handles, then checks each one live against the Mojang API. Every name you see in the results is one no account currently holds, so you can skip the trial-and-error of typing names into the launcher.
It means no Minecraft account currently holds that name. That is necessary to claim it, but not always sufficient: a recently-freed name can sit in a 37-day rename cooldown, and some names are reserved. Always confirm in the official launcher before counting on one.
You control the length. Set a short max length (3–6 characters) for rare, OG-style handles, or allow more room for readable, word-like names. Shorter available names are scarcer, so expect fewer hits as you tighten the length.
Availability is checked against Mojang accounts, which cover Java Edition and Microsoft-linked profiles. Bedrock-only gamertags are managed through Xbox and are not checked here.
Yes. It is completely free, with no sign-up and no account required. Pick a theme, generate, and check as many names as you like.
Each name is built from a curated, theme-flavoured word pool, then blended and reshaped into fresh handles and ranked by how short, pronounceable and word-like it reads. You can tune the themes, length, and scoring weights under Advanced.