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Write your name in Korean Hangul
Find your name in Korean with a pronunciation-based Hangul (Hangeul) spelling—and see which letter beads bring it to life.
3,221 names and growing · English, Spanish, French & Portuguese pronunciations
Hangeul spellings are pronunciation guides, not literal letter-by-letter translations. A family’s preferred pronunciation always comes first.
Primary Korean spellings follow the National Institute of Korean Language’s foreign-word transcription principles. Personal pronunciation and established usage may lead to a different spelling. 국립국어원 · Read the official transcription rules
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FROM SOUND TO HANGEUL
How the name finder works
Search your name
Choose the language that best matches how you say it.
See the syllables
Your name is shaped into natural Korean sound blocks.
Pick your beads
Use the consonant and vowel guide to build each block.
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How do I write my name in Korean?
Enter your name above and choose the language that best matches how you pronounce it. The finder shows a pronunciation-based Korean spelling—not a letter-by-letter translation—using the Korean alphabet, 한글.
Are Hangul and Hangeul the same?
Yes. Hangul and Hangeul are English spellings used for the Korean alphabet, written 한글 in Korean. You may see either spelling when searching for your name in Korean.
Is this a Korean name converter?
It works as a pronunciation-based name finder. Instead of swapping English letters for Korean letters, it listens to how the name is said and represents those sounds naturally in Hangul.
Can one name have more than one Korean spelling?
Yes. The same written name may be pronounced differently across languages, countries, or families. When documented pronunciations differ, the finder can show more than one supported Hangeul spelling.
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Effective July 2026
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You may use this name finder to explore your own name and create a personal Hangeul craft.
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Pronunciation notice
Name spellings are educational pronunciation guides. A person’s preferred pronunciation may produce a different Hangeul spelling, and established usage may vary.
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Protection is claimed in original human-authored expression and the independently curated selection and arrangement of verified records—not in individual names, pronunciation facts, standard Hangeul characters, or public transcription rules. Systematic database extraction, commercial reuse, and circumvention of access controls are prohibited except as permitted by law.
Name searches are processed securely on our server, and only the requested matching result is returned. Privacy-preserving search limits help prevent bulk collection. Recordings remain private, are used only for spelling review, and are deleted within 30 days. Last updated: August 22, 2026.