Global Naming Studio
Sound, meaning,culture and birth,one name designed
From Hanja meaning for Korean names to global name adaptation, we read how a name feels in the language and region where it will be used. Family wishes, practical purpose, and cultural nuance are connected in one flow.
Start from the first screen
Keep your name, written in Korean
Write My Name as It Sounds in Hangul
Turn your name’s original pronunciation into a natural Hangul spelling—without creating a new Korean name.
Foreigners who need a Korean name
Create a Korean Name
Suggest natural Hangul names based on country, birth profile, and real Korean usage.
How Naming-Link works
What we base your name on
How we choose a Korean surname, what we check before suggesting a given name, and how we write your name in Hangul — with the parts we deliberately leave out.
- name-hanja characters
- 9,088
- Hangul syllables covered
- 488
- table effective date
- 2024-06-11
- traditionally avoided characters
- 62
How it works
How we build a Korean name
We choose from surnames that exist, weigh how easily the name is said and written, and ask what the name is for.
How it works
How we spell your name in Hangul
How we choose the sounds when writing a foreign name in Hangul, and why we do not attach hanja.
Our Standards
What We Do Not Use
We do not assign total fortune or numerical scores, nor do we use stroke counts. The five elements are used only as a supplementary axis. Here are the reasons.
Paid Products
What is included in paid products?
We clarify how much is visible for free and what additional features come with payment for each product. Prices are retrieved from the actual product settings.
About
About Naming-Link
We help you choose and understand Korean names. Here is what we base our results on, and what we deliberately do not do.