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Love Calculator: Name Compatibility Score

Enter two names and get a playful compatibility percentage. The score is generated from the letters in the names, so the same two names always give the same result. It is for fun and has no bearing on real relationships.

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How to use the Love Calculator

Type two names and get a compatibility percentage. The same pair of names always gives the same score, so you can share it with friends.

How the score is made

The calculator turns the letters of both names into a number and maps that number to a percentage between 0 and 100. Nothing is random, which is why the result never changes for the same names. It does not know anything about the people behind them.

Just for fun

Name tests like this have been a playground favourite for decades, from the old FLAMES game to paper fortune tellers. Treat the result as a conversation starter, not advice. Real compatibility comes from shared values, kindness and how two people handle the hard days, and no formula can measure that.

How it works

A fun hash of the two names mapped to a percentage

Examples

  • Romeo and Juliet
    Romeo + Juliet = 73%
    Plenty of potential.
    (Just for fun, not real science.)
  • Ada and Grace
    Ada + Grace = 58%
    Opposites can attract.
    (Just for fun, not real science.)
  • Sam and Alex
    Sam + Alex = 76%
    A great match.
    (Just for fun, not real science.)

Limitations and assumptions

This is a game with no scientific basis. Real relationships are not measured by a name.

Frequently asked questions

Is the love calculator accurate?

No. It is entertainment and does not measure compatibility.

Why do I get the same result each time?

The percentage is calculated from the letters in both names, so it is repeatable.

Does the order of names matter?

The score is the same either way round.

Are the names stored?

No. Everything runs in your browser.