Generation

App Title Generator

Generate optimized title and subtitle ideas from your app name, category, and key feature.

App name

Key feature / keyword

Name in, ranked ideas out

Patterns, not magic. Suggestions follow the structures that rank, and you keep editorial control.

01
Enter your app name
The brand part of the title. It stays fixed while the keyword part varies across suggestions.
02
Add your key feature
The keyword you want to rank for, like 'photo cleanup' or 'meal planner'. Leave it empty and the category is used instead.
03
Pick a category
Each category uses title patterns common among top-ranking apps in that space, plus matching subtitle ideas.
04
Copy what fits
Every suggestion shows its character count against the 30-character limit. Copy the ones under budget and A/B them.

FAQ

App titles, answered

Both stores index the title heavily, and the words after your brand name are free ranking signal. 'Wobo: AI photo cleanup' ranks for 'photo cleanup' in a way plain 'Wobo' never will.

30 characters on both the App Store and Google Play. Every suggestion here shows its count so you can see instantly what fits.

Promotional terms like 'best', 'free', '#1', or 'sale' violate Apple's metadata guideline (2.3.7) and can trigger rejection on both stores. Trademarked names like 'iPhone' or 'Google' in a title are also risky.

Nearly. The App Store subtitle (30 characters) is the second-most indexed field, and Google Play's short description (80 characters) plays the same role. Don't repeat title words there; add new keywords instead.

Keep the brand, localize the keyword part. Each localization has its own 30-character budget, and a translated keyword usually outranks an English one in local search.

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