AI usage policy
We use AI as a tool, not an editor. This page tells you exactly where machine generation appears on NameGeneratorTools and where every word is human-written.
Last updated 2026-06-04
Generator output
Name candidates produced by our generators are created by a combination of curated wordlists, rule-based morphology, and large language models constrained by editorially-defined patterns. The generators are tools; the operator selects the final name.
Guides, categories, and frameworks
All long-form editorial content — guides, framework explainers, category pages, FAQs, and trust pages — is written, structured, and reviewed by human editors. AI may be used as a research assistant or copy-checker; it does not produce the final draft of editorial content.
Disclosure when AI is the primary author
If we ever publish a page where AI is the primary author rather than a tool used by an editor, that page will carry a clear disclosure at the top and a description of the model and prompt approach used. We have not done so to date.
Why this matters
Naming is a decision with legal, financial, and brand-equity consequences. Readers deserve to know whether the recommendation in front of them was reasoned through by a person or generated by a system.