A free username checker that looks up one name on every platform at once and checks it against each platform's rules.
5.0(1 rating)Type a username. I check it against each platform's rules, look it up where the platform lets a checker look, and score it out of 100.
Your username
Where you want the name
Instagram, Threads, X, Twitch and Reddit don't show it to a checker, so their chip links to the profile page. If the page is missing, the name is free.
Type a username to check it everywhere at once.
Before you settle on a username, check that it's free everywhere you'll use it, and that every platform accepts it.
This free username checker looks up one name on every platform at once, checks it against each platform's rules, and scores it out of 100.
Here's how it works and what each result means.
What is a username checker?
A username checker is a tool that looks up whether a username is taken on social platforms and websites.
Mine also checks the name against each platform's rules, since a name TikTok accepts can be too long for X.
How to check a username
How I check if a name is free
For GitHub, YouTube and TikTok, I read the profile page itself: a missing page means the name is free. For .com, I ask the registry that runs .com.
Instagram, Threads, X, Twitch and Reddit hide profiles from checkers, so their chip opens the profile page for you. If the page says it isn't there, the name is free.
What the results mean
- Free – the profile page doesn't exist, so you can register the name.
- Taken – someone has it.
- Breaks the rules – that platform won't accept the name, and the chip says why.
- Check – the platform hides profiles from checkers, so the chip opens the page for you.
Username rules on each platform
| Platform | Username rules |
|---|---|
| 2 to 24 characters: letters, numbers, underscores and periods, no period at the end | |
| Letters, numbers, periods and underscores | |
| 4 to 15 characters: letters, numbers and underscores | |
| 3 to 30 characters: letters, numbers, underscores, hyphens and periods, none at the start or end | |
| 4 to 25 characters | |
| Up to 39 characters: letters, numbers and single hyphens, none at the start or end |
Claim your name everywhere
Username Checker FAQs
Questions about usernames? Here's what to know.
A username checker is a tool that looks up whether a username is taken on social platforms and websites.
This one also checks the name against each platform's rules.
Type it above and tick the platforms you want.
Each platform's chip says free, taken, or opens the profile page for you.
Instagram, Threads, X, Twitch and Reddit hide profiles from checkers.
Their chip opens the profile page, and if the page is missing, the name is free.
It means that platform won't accept the name as it is.
The chip says which rule, like a period at the end on TikTok.
Yes, with the username generator.
It writes new ideas and checks each one.
Yes, the username checker is free, with no sign-up and no daily cap on checks.
The AI names have a fair-use limit, and when it's busy you can paste the same prompt into your own AI.
I did. I'm Navid Moazzez, and I made the username checker as one of my free tools on navid.me.
You can read more about me.
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