How it works
This angel name generator makes up an angel for a story or a game: an invented name and a title that says what it watches over. Every name is made up, and no angel of any faith is named.
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Bright or fallen
Titles come in two groups. A bright title, such as Keeper of the Morning Gate, guards something that is beginning. A fallen title, such as Warden of the Unlit Stair, guards something that has ended. Press New angel name. To change the title alone, tap it and press its arrows.
For dark and fallen angels
As a fallen angel name generator or a dark angel name generator, press until the title comes from the Fallen group, tap it and press its padlock, then press again for names. The list under the tool gives every title a line on what the angel watches.
Tips
- As a celestial name generator, press until the title comes from the Bright group.
- The names are for fiction. The page says nothing about any real belief.
Questions and answers
Are these the names of real angels?
No. Every name is invented for stories and games, and each was checked by script against Wikipedia's lists of angels in theology and in fiction; anything found there was cut. The titles are ours too.
What do the titles mean?
Each title is made up and says what the angel watches over or guards, and each has a line in the list under the tool. None is a rank or an order of angels from any faith.
Can it tell me the name of my own angel?
No. It deals made-up names at random for characters in fiction. It makes no claim about any person and no claim about anything real.
Can I use a name in my book or my game?
Yes, they are free to use. No list of fiction is complete, so search a name before you publish it.