Name availability checker
Type a handle once and get direct links to check it across popular domains and social platforms — no signup, no waiting.
Where to check
—Type a name or handle to get direct links for checking domains and social platforms.
A free name availability checker that takes any username or brand name you type and instantly generates direct links to check it across popular domain registrars and social platforms — Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, GitHub, and more. No signup, no API keys; just type a name and follow the links.
How to check name availability
- Type the username or brand name you want to check.
- Click Check — direct links appear for domains and social platforms.
- Open each link in a new tab to see whether the name is free.
- Try variations (add a number, swap a letter) if the original is taken.
What platforms does it check?
The checker generates direct-visit links for the most widely used platforms — including .com domain lookups, Twitter/X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, GitHub, and others. Each link takes you straight to the relevant page so you can confirm availability in seconds without searching manually.
Why check multiple platforms at once?
- Consistent handles across platforms are easier to find and share.
- Securing matching domain + social names protects your brand early.
- Founders and creators often need handles on 5–10 services at launch.
- Checking one at a time is slow — this tool opens them all in a batch.
Frequently asked questions
Does the name availability checker search live databases?
It generates direct links to each platform — you open those links to see the live result. The tool itself does not scrape or query platform APIs.
Which platforms does it cover?
Popular social media platforms, developer platforms, and .com domain lookups. The exact list is shown after you type a name and click Check.
Can I check availability for a domain with a different TLD?
The tool links to domain registrar search pages where you can test any TLD you like once you land on the page.
What should I do if my preferred name is taken everywhere?
Try adding a short prefix or suffix, swapping a letter, or using one of the username generators on this site to find an available variation.
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