Starfield name generator: Find your perfect character name
Naming your character, the final frontier.
Once you’ve designed how your character looks, what their background is and what traits they have, you only need to give them a name. Simple, right? Wrong. Naming your character is just as important as everything else in Starfield.
Is there a Starfield name generator to make things easier for you?
Naming your character can be tricky if you want something that’s not going to stick out like a sore thumb in Bethesda’s futuristic space world.
Whether you’re new to the game or want to create a new character, a Starfield name generator could be exactly what you’re looking for. Read on below to find out if there is one.
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Is there a Starfield name generator?
Yes, there is a Starfield name generator!
If you’re stuck on what to name your created character, developers at eie.gg have created a name generator for Bethesda’s massive space RPG.
The linked generator works by using names which are "all inspired by and drawn from popular science-fiction media and novels".
Using the name generator will give you a name that should fit right into the science-fiction planets and worlds of Starfield.
Of course, if you don’t like the names suggested, you can always come up with your own. Using our own name always works.
You can always name your character after us, if you want. Spacefarer Radio Times has a certain ring to it...
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How to use a Starfield name generator
While there are others around, the best Starfield name generator is probably the Starfield Character Name Generator over at eie.gg. Using this tool as our example, it’s quite simple to use a name generator to name your character in Starfield.
To use the eie.gg Starfield name generator, you simply need to follow these steps:
- Select whether you want a name for a male, female or both
- Choose how many names you’d like to be generated (two, five or ten)
- Select an era (modern, classic or both)
- Choose the source (authors, novels, popular media or all)
Once you have made your choices, simply click on the red 'Generate Names' button to instantly receive your list of names. You can generate as many names as you like until you find the one that best suits your character.
As an example, in our test we went for five generated names for either male or female, taking inspiration from across all eras and sources.
We got Orion Wyndham, Poe Jacobs, Charles Cornelius, Stilgar Bryant and Nova Ellison.
Swapping the eras from 'all' to 'classic', however, we got given Doris Pohl, Chani Silverberg, Mary Blish, Otheym St Clair and Amy Ellison.
There’s a decent amount of variety, with names inspired by Star Wars, Star Trek and more popular media up for grabs. The choice, though, ultimately rests with you.
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Toby Saunders is a freelance writer specialising in Video Game journalism. He has a wealth of experience in the field and is published on many different websites including PCGamesN, Nintendo Life and Pocket Tactics. He has a degree in Film Studies (he gets to write about Film and TV occasionally, too).