A good gamertag for a child is fun to say and gives nothing away: no real name, no age, no school. The Kids' Gamertag Generator makes safe gaming usernames for children, cool, funny, cute or epic, with no real names, ages, game or brand names, and nothing rude.
Eight good gamertags for kids
All eight came from the generator:
- ArcticRaven: cool and quick to type.
- NeonDash: short, fast-sounding and easy to read on a scoreboard.
- CaptainTeapot123: funny, with a number that isn't an age or a year.
- ProfessorNugget3000: silly enough to make friends laugh.
- FluffyOtter: cute and friendly.
- Twinkle_Koala: cute, with an underscore to keep the words apart.
- TitanKing: epic, for a player who likes to win.
- PickleTeacup: two random words that are hard to forget.
A quick online-safety tip
A good gamertag tells other players nothing about you. Before you choose one, check it doesn't include:
- your real name, or your surname;
- your age or birthday, so no 11, 2015 or similar;
- your school, town or street;
- anything you wouldn't want a stranger to know.
Every name here follows those rules, and the numbers it adds are never ages or years. Grown-ups: it's worth choosing the name together and checking the game's privacy settings while you're there.
Styles and formats
- Cool names pair speed and nature: NeonDash, ArcticRaven.
- Funny names give a food or an animal a grand title: CaptainTeapot, DoctorMuffin.
- Cute names are soft animals and sweet things: Honey_Squirrel, Daisy_Lamb.
- Epic names sound like a champion: TitanKing.
If a name is taken, choose With a number or With an underscore for a version that's more likely to be free. The numbers are never ages or years.
Playing Minecraft? Try the Minecraft Username Generator, which keeps to Minecraft's 16-character limit. For older players, the Gamertag Generator has more styles.
For more characters, see all the character name generators.