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AI Filipino baby name finder

Tell us the two family surnames. The model returns five first names that fit the Filipino pattern First name + mother's maiden surname + father's surname — and explains why each one sounds right.

One new generation per visitor every 3 days. Opening the same surnames and options again always shows the saved set.

Step 1: The family
Step 2: Taste (optional)

Desired feel (up to 3)

Special request

Leave both unchecked to start from real names on this site. If your filters match fewer than five, we complete the set with extra suggestions that still follow those filters. These boxes invent names instead.

Submitting this form sends the family surnames and any optional names or notes you entered to a third-party AI provider so we can generate or compare first names. Do not paste IDs, addresses, or other people's private details. Privacy policy.

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About the AI baby name finder

Does the AI follow Filipino naming?

Yes. Suggestions are first names meant to be read as First + mother's maiden surname + father's surname — the same three-part pattern used on PSA documents.

Are AI origins always correct?

No. The model can be wrong about origin and meaning. Names in our index use the site's verified origin notes. Always check candidates in additional sources before you decide.

How many names do I get?

Each generation returns five first names ranked for your two surnames. Opening the same surnames and options again shows the saved set.

Can it invent names?

Only if you tick Invent new names or Blend from the parents' first names. Leave both unchecked to start from real names in the Philippine index.

Where do the surnames I type go?

A live generation sends the surnames and optional notes on the form to a third-party AI provider. Opening the same surnames and options again uses the saved set on this site. Details are in the privacy policy. Scored combination lists do not use that provider.