Name Phonetics

/neɪm fəˈnɛ.tɪks/

Find names that feel good to say. Every score here comes from how your mouth makes each sound: how loud and open it is, how far your tongue and lips travel between sounds, and whether it feels round or sharp. Hover any symbol to learn how to say it.

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General American English. Sonority follows Parker's 17-step scale; mouth movement follows the tract variables of Articulatory Phonology; softness follows the bouba/kiki studies. The scores are a documented model, not a verdict on anyone's name.