Email Generator
An email generator suggests email addresses to create from a person's name and a domain. Pick a style, professional (jane.doe@), casual (jane@) or creative (hello.jane@), and copy the one you like. Use it to set up an address on your own domain, name a new hire's mailbox or choose one for a personal brand. It runs in your browser, so nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Type a name and a domain. Get email address ideas in three styles.
100% free • No signup • Runs in your browser
Enter a name and a domain. Ideas appear as you type.
How to use the Email Generator
- 1
Enter the full name
Type the name the address is for: your own, a new hire's, or your brand's.
- 2
Add your domain
Enter the domain the mailbox will live on. You can paste your website address.
- 3
Pick a style and copy
Choose professional, casual or creative, then copy the address you like and create it with your email provider.
Email address styles
Each style suits a different kind of sender. The examples are for Jane Doe at acme.com.
| Style | Best for | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Professional | Company mailboxes, sales and client-facing roles | jane.doe@acme.comjdoe@acme.comj.doe@acme.com |
| Casual | Startups, small teams and founders | jane@acme.comjaned@acme.comjane.d@acme.com |
| Creative | Personal brands, freelancers and creators | hello.jane@acme.comhi.jane@acme.comits.jane@acme.com |
Trying to reach someone rather than create an address? The Email Permutator lists every format their existing address could use.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an email generator?
An email generator suggests addresses you could create for a person on a domain, based on their name. It's for setting up a new mailbox, like your own address on a company domain or one for a new employee.
What makes an email address professional?
It uses your real name on your own domain, with no numbers or nicknames: jane.doe@acme.com or jdoe@acme.com rather than janedoe1990@gmail.com. Keep it short, easy to spell and consistent with your colleagues' addresses.
Should I use first.last or just my first name?
first.last@ is the safest choice for a company because it stays unique as the team grows. first@ is shorter and friendlier, and works well for founders and small teams where names don't clash.
Does this tool create the email address for me?
No. It suggests addresses; you create the one you choose with your email provider, such as Google Workspace or Microsoft 365. The provider also tells you whether the address is still available.
Is it the same as an email permutator?
No. The Email Permutator lists every possible format to find someone's existing address. This generator suggests a short list of addresses to create.
Is my data private?
Yes. The generator runs entirely in your browser, and the names and domains you type are never sent to our servers or stored.