EMILY BECOMES
恵美里
Emiri
eh-mee-ree
- 恵 blessing
- 美 beauty
- 里 hometown
Turn your name into a Japanese-inspired kanji character card.
DISCOVER YOUR KANJI ALTER EGO
More than a name.
A character that feels unmistakably yours.
My Name to Kanji turns the sound of an A–Z name into a playful, Japanese-inspired kanji name. See how it reads, explore what each character means, choose the artwork that fits your vibe, and save the finished 9:16 card to your device.
73 included illustrations3 simple stepsPrivate by design
REAL IN-APP EXAMPLES
See what a name can become.
Every example below is built from fixed sample data and artwork included in the app.
MICHAEL BECOMES
舞空
Maiku
mah-ee-koo
- 舞 dance
- 空 sky
LIAM BECOMES
莉亜夢
Riamu
ree-ah-moo
- 莉 jasmine
- 亜 Asia
- 夢 dream
BUILT FOR DISCOVERY
Your name, explored three ways.
From sound and meaning to artwork and sharing, every step adds another layer to your character.
01
A name with layers
Start with the sound of your name and discover a Japanese-inspired kanji combination, its reading, pronunciation guide, and the meaning of every character. The result is designed for creativity and entertainment—not as an official translation or legal Japanese name.
02
73 ways to make it yours
Choose from 73 included illustrations across traditional fantasy, modern life, sports, pop culture, school, business, and more. Preview your card before creating it, then keep the same kanji name and switch to a different illustration whenever you want a new look.
03
Made to save and share
Your finished 9:16 character card brings the kanji name, reading, artwork, and character profile together in one polished design. Save it to your gallery, share it through your device's share sheet, and revisit every creation in My Cards.
A WORLD OF INCLUDED ART
Find the character that matches your energy.
Traditional, magical, modern, playful, focused, fearless—the app includes 73 illustrations, with options across male, female, and no-answer preferences.
12 shown · 73 included in the app
FROM NAME TO CARD
Three simple steps. One unforgettable result.
- 1
Type your name
Enter letters A–Z, up to 15 characters. The app creates a Japanese-inspired kanji name and shows its reading, pronunciation, and character-by-character meanings.
- 2
Choose your art
Browse the included illustration library by preference and category. Tap any portrait to preview how it looks with your kanji name before you continue.
- 3
Watch, create, and share
Watch a short rewarded ad to create the card. Save the finished 9:16 image, share it, change the illustration, or find it later in My Cards.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Your name stays with you.
Your name is processed on your device. It is never sent to our servers and never shared with an AI service. Saved cards remain on your device and can be deleted from Settings.
- Name processing stays on-device
- No cloud card history
- Delete saved cards from Settings
GOOD TO KNOW
Questions before you begin.
Is this an official translation of my name?
No. The app creates a Japanese-inspired kanji name for entertainment and creative use. It is not a legal name or culturally verified Japanese name.
Does the app send my name to AI?
No. Your name is processed with the app's on-device data and is never sent to our servers or shared with an AI service.
Can I choose a different illustration later?
Yes. You can keep the same kanji name and switch to another matching illustration whenever you want a different look.
Where are my cards saved?
Your card history stays on your device in My Cards. You can also save the finished image to your gallery and delete saved cards from Settings.
Can I use the result for a tattoo or official purpose?
Please consult a native Japanese speaker first. The generated name is not an official translation and has not been culturally verified for permanent or legal use.
YOUR NAME IS WAITING
Which kanji character will you become?
Choose your art, discover the meaning, and make a card that is uniquely yours.
Get My Name to Kanji Creates Japanese-inspired names for entertainment and creative use. Consult a native Japanese speaker before tattoos, legal names, or official use.