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Bulk export is for the moment when a normal roll is not enough. Signed-in users can download capped generator and pack batches as CSV, TXT, or Excel, then review the names in their own notes, spreadsheets, drafts, or prototypes.
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export formats: CSV, TXT, Excel
To keep the batch currently on a generator page, choose Copy these results. This works for guests as well as signed-in users and does not generate new values.
Generator bulk export creates a fresh batch, not a download of the results on screen or your saved list. Pack export can include locked values when selected, but unlocked results are generated for the export.
To take your chosen shortlist, open Favorites and select Export shown TXT or Export shown CSV. Clear the search to include all saved values. These files contain the shown values, including pending saves; they do not reroll names. Exporting a pending value does not confirm account sync.
TXT preserves the original text. CSV includes source and style information and adds a leading apostrophe where formula-like or control-leading text needs a spreadsheet-safe text marker. See the saved names guide for recovery and deletion instructions.
Fresh-batch downloads are an account feature, not a subscription tier. Ordinary generation and Copy these results work without sign-in. Copying keeps the current displayed batch; exporting generates a new capped batch.
Start with the most specific generator or pack available. A tighter source gives you fewer irrelevant rows to clean up after the export.
Choose CSV, TXT, or Excel, then pick one of the count options shown on the page. Generator exports support the visible generator counts, and pack exports support up to 100 names.
Treat the download as a draft list. Remove weak results, simplify awkward spellings, check pronunciation, and run clearance checks for names that will be public or commercial.
Both options create generated output files, but they solve different workflow problems.
Use this when one generator already matches the style you need.
Use this when you need a themed set across several related generators.
Pick the file type based on where the names are going next, not based on which one sounds most official.
Spreadsheets and databases
Simple notes and drafts
Reviewable workbooks
CSV quoting alone does not stop a spreadsheet from treating text as a formula. CSV downloads prefix a single apostrophe (') when a text value starts with =, +, -, or @, including after leading whitespace. Text beginning with a control character, such as a tab or line break, also receives the marker.
For example, the text =1+1 is written as '=1+1 in CSV. The marker is part of the downloaded file and may be visible in a text editor or an importer. The same rule applies to saved-shortlist CSV files. Import these values as text rather than enabling formulas.
TXT keeps the result text without this marker. Excel (.xlsx) stores the result as a string without copying CSV escaping into the cell. Use TXT or XLSX when you need the original result strings rather than CSV's marked representation.
In the custom dice mode, enter a valid formula such as 3d6+2 before exporting. The export uses that formula for each fresh roll, rather than silently reverting to the default die. The input limit is 100 characters.
Results retain the dice formula and roll details. Spacing and letter case in the notation may be normalized. The dice are rolled again for the export, so earlier displayed rolls and totals are not preserved. Use Copy these results or save and export your shortlist when you want to keep those exact rolls.
Yes. Exported names are generated outputs, so you can use them in personal or commercial creative projects without attribution. That includes books, games, tabletop campaigns, videos, podcasts, client work, internal prototypes, products, and brands.
The export is still a draft list. For public or high-stakes names, search exact matches and likely spellings, review trademarks and social handles, check cultural or story context, and get legal advice when a name matters to a product, company, title, or main character.
Most export issues come from account state, unsupported pages, file-type expectations, or wanting the feature to behave like an API.
Available now: signed-in CSV, TXT, and Excel downloads from supported generators and packs, with the count caps shown on each page. Favorites also offers TXT and CSV downloads of the shown shortlist, without generating new values.
Not available: a public API, programmatic access, webhooks, or uncapped exports. There is no announced timeline for any of these, so plan around the current caps rather than a future feature. If an official API or larger export option is ever added, it will be described on this page before anything else.