Choose the language and, where it appears, the gender
Set how many surnames you need and click “Generate new”
Click a surname to copy it, or copy or download the list
Choose a “Language”, and the generator picks surnames from the most common surnames of that language, such as Bennett, Russell or Coleman in English. In languages where a woman’s surname has its own form, such as Russian, Polish, Czech, Slovak and Greek, the “Gender” switch appears: “Male” gives Sokolov or Sikorski, “Female” gives Sokolova or Sikorska, and “Any” mixes both. Spanish and Portuguese names get two surnames, such as Torres Mora, as people there usually have.
Set “How many” up to 50 and click “Generate new” for the next surnames. Click a surname to copy it, or copy or download the whole list. The surnames are real and common, so they sound natural in a novel, a role-playing game, a film script or a form filled with test data, and many real people have them. For full names with first names, use the random name generator. The surnames are picked in your browser.
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