Original angel names built from sound rules, with syllables shown so you know how to say them.
Here are 12 names to start. Change the options and press Generate angel names for more.
Hello, my name isAbael the WatcherA·bael
Hello, my name isGabielle the MercifulGa·bielle
Hello, my name isArphine Keeper of GatesAr·phine
Hello, my name isSaraiel of the Silver FlameSa·raiel
Hello, my name isAmael of the Silver FlameA·mael
Hello, my name isHaraion Keeper of GatesHa·rai·on
Hello, my name isCasael of the Silver FlameCa·sael
Hello, my name isZoielle the Watcher
Hello, my name isLeael of Mercy
Hello, my name isSopora of the Silver FlameSo·po·ra
Hello, my name isIsephine of the Silver FlameI·se·phine
Hello, my name isAuraielAu·raiel
How angel names work
Angel names traditionally end in -el or -iel (from the Hebrew word for God) and have a bright, soft sound. This generator builds new angel-style names on that pattern (Serriel, Casiel, Isriel) and gives many of them a celestial title: the Radiant, Lightbringer, of the Silver Flame. Good for fantasy, celestial characters and aasimar.
Tips
The -el ending is the strongest clue that a name is angelic. Keep it if you want the reader to know at once.
Titles can describe duty: Watcher, Keeper of Gates, of Mercy.
For a fallen angel, pair a bright name with a dark title from our demon generator.
In Hebrew, "El" means God, so names like Michael and Gabriel carry it. Fantasy angel names copy the pattern.
Can I use these for an aasimar?
Yes. Aasimar often carry celestial-sounding names like these.
Can I use these names?
Yes. Names are free to use for pets, stories, games, products and anything else. Real names come from public government records; fantasy names are generated, so you do not need permission to use them.