No Man's Sky Planet Name Generator

Every planet in No Man's Sky starts with a procedurally generated name, and the generator has a recognisable voice: two or three syllable clusters with doubled consonants and unusual vowel pairs (Ubrektol, Ekkerm, Tuttanuri, Okcimac), often paired with a second word, a hyphen (Nuzo-Ihei, Isserk-Rakk) or a suffix borrowed from astronomy such as Prime, Major, Minor, Alpha, Omega, Tau or a Roman numeral. Famous examples include Drogradur NO425, the system many players wake up in, and the endless Gekkosed XIVs and Odossen Taus that fill the galaxy map.

The other half of the game's naming culture comes from players. When you upload a discovery you can rename the planet, and the community has developed its own conventions: descriptive names for paradise worlds (Emerald Bay, Lavender Fields, Glass Beach), warnings for hostile ones (Sentinel Hell, Oops All Storms), resource tags for farms and mines (Activated Indium Mine, Gravitino Gulch), and lore-flavoured names for bases and hubs (Atlas Watch, Wanderer's Rest, Korvax Retreat). Civilisations such as the Galactic Hub add prefixes or tags so members can find each other's systems.

This generator mixes both so you can pick a procedural-sounding name for an unnamed rock or a memorable player name for the world you are about to build a base on.