This Minecraft town name generator names villages, towns, cities and kingdoms in four styles: classic place names, names made from blocks, epic strongholds and funny ones. Once a base becomes a village, and a village becomes a town, it needs a name on the signpost.
Minecraft village, town and kingdom names
Minecraft town names work best when they match the size of the place and what it's built from.
- Classic: English-sounding place names like Stonewick or Birchport, built the way real town names are: a feature plus an ending like -wick, -port or -ford.
- Blocky: names made from what it's built of or near: Terracotta Crossing, Mossy Cobble Hamlet.
- Epic: strongholds and capitals: Warden Haven, the Obsidian Empire.
- Funny: for the town that's really three dirt huts and a farm.
Pick the size first (village, town, city or kingdom) and the generator adds the right sort of ending.
Tips for naming a Minecraft base or kingdom
Name your build after what's around it, and keep every town in a kingdom in the same style.
- Name it after what's there: a town by a cherry grove, a port on the ocean, a hold in the mountains.
- Put the name on a sign at the entrance, or on a banner over the gate.
- Naming a kingdom on a server? Name each town in it in the same style, so they feel like one nation.
To fill your town, try the Minecraft Villager Name Generator. For towns outside Minecraft, there's the Fantasy Town Name Generator.
For everything else in Minecraft, see all the Minecraft name generators.
More for your Minecraft world: world names and clan and faction names.
Building a whole world map? The Fantasy Country Name Generator names the realms around it.