The full-name test: first, middle, last.
A first name can feel different when the rest of the name joins it. Use a simple written and spoken test to compare your finalists.
Write it, say it, check the initials and compare your own reactions. There is no universal naming-compatibility score.
Write the complete name
Try a single middle name, more than one, or none. There is no universal best length. Look at spacing, repeated endings and the version you would use for formal occasions.
Read the initials
Check the initials and any nickname you actually plan to use. Our studio displays initials based on the written words; it does not judge whether an abbreviation is appropriate in every language.
Say it at different speeds
Use the pronunciation your family prefers. Try a slow introduction and normal conversation. Ask real speakers about pronunciation rather than treating a written preview as a sound guide.
Compare without a magic score
The studio offers name combinations, not a scientific compatibility percentage. Save the versions you like and write a short note about each. Personal meaning should not be reduced to a made-up rating.