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Name Regex Studio

Generate & Validate patterns for any name format across cultures

AI Pattern Generator

Presets:

Rule Config

Length Constraints

Casing Policy

Allowed Characters

Unicode (À-я)
Numbers (0-9)
Space ( )
Hyphen (-)
Apostrophe (')
Regex Pattern
Pattern ComplexityModerate

Unicode allowed. Length: 2-32.

Testing Lab

Bulk Validator

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How to Generate Name Regex

1

Use the AI Prompt or select a Culture Preset.

2

Fine-tune Length and Characters in Config.

3

Validate instantly with Visual Highlighting.

4

Export Code for your production app.

Reference Patterns

PolicySnippet
Western Full Name^[A-ZÀ-ÿ][a-zÀ-ÿ'- ]{1,50}$
Username (Standard)^[a-z0-9_]{3,16}$
Cyrillic Name^[А-Я][а-я]+ [А-Я][а-я]+$

Charset Entropy

CharsetEntropy
Alphabet Upper 4.7 bits/char
Alphabet Lower 4.7 bits/char
Digits3.322 bits/char

Welcome to the Name Regex Studio – your intelligent companion for creating bulletproof name validation patterns. Whether you're validating usernames, full names, or international formats, our tools make regular expressions accessible to everyone.

How to Use

  1. Choose a regional preset (Western, Asian, Arabic) or set custom rules.
  2. Customize casing (Title Case, camelCase, etc.) and length constraints.
  3. Enable digits or special characters like hyphens and apostrophes.
  4. Test your pattern in the live Testing Lab with instant feedback.
  5. Export the generated regex for JavaScript, Python, Java, and more.

Features

  • Cultural Intelligence: Presets for 20+ naming conventions worldwide.
  • Live Match Highlighting: See exactly what your pattern captures in real-time.
  • Multi-Language Export: Generate production-ready code for any stack.
  • Unicode Support: Easily handle international characters and accents.
  • Syntax Explanation: Understand exactly what each part of the regex does.
  • Pattern Library: Quick access to common username and name formats.

Common Use Cases

  • User Registration: Validate signup forms with culturally-aware patterns.
  • Data Cleaning: Standardize name formats in large databases.
  • API Validation: Enforce strict naming rules in backend services.
  • Internationalization: Support global users with solid Unicode regex.
  • Security: Prevent injection attacks by sanitizing name inputs correctly.

Tips & Best Practices

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💡 Start with a preset and customize – it's faster than building from scratch.

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🌍 Use \p{L} for Unicode property matching instead of [a-zA-Z] for better international support.

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⚡ Don't forget to test edge cases like hyphenated surnames or apostrophes.

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🔒 Always set reasonable length limits to prevent potential regex attacks.

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📚 Familiarize yourself with the "Lookahead" syntax for complex password/name rules.

Common Questions

What is a name regex?

A name regex is a regular expression pattern designed to match names. It can enforce rules like starting with a capital letter, allowing spaces, or supporting Unicode characters for international names.

How do I support accents and international characters?

To support international names, use Unicode character ranges like À-ÿ or preferably Unicode properties like \p{L} in modern regex engines. This ensures names like "José" or "Артём" are correctly validated.

Why should I use weight-based validation for names?

While names are usually validated by pattern, some systems use "entropy" or "weight" to ensure names aren't just random characters. However, for names, precise pattern matching is usually preferred over complexity scores.