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Name Gay Index Test

Type a name and our fixed algorithm computes its Index, 0-100%. Pure fun for Chinese, English and Japanese names — the same name always scores the same.

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Name Gay Index Test

This is a purely playful tool. The number is not scientific and should not be used to judge or assume anything about anyone.

About This Test

The Name Gay Index is a little entertainment tool: you type a name, it converts the characters into letters, then runs them through a fixed formula to produce a 0-100 Gay Index percentage. The higher the number, the more "gay" it claims to be.

The algorithm is deterministic — the identical name always produces the identical score, so it's perfect for testing yourself and your friends and comparing. It says nothing about anyone's real identity; it just toys with the name in a formula, purely for a laugh.

Treat it as a party icebreaker. No result reflects reality, and please don't use it to tease people or pin labels on anyone.

How It Works

01Type a name or username in the box — Chinese, pinyin, English or Japanese all work. The more "themself" the name, the better.
02Hit "Calculate". The name is converted to letters and run through a fixed formula to produce a 0-100 Gay Index percentage.
03Your result shows on a rainbow-scaled bar with a cheeky one-liner. Add it to the Top 100 leaderboard — anonymously, or with a nickname of your choice.

Why Take It

Party icebreaker

Feed everyone's names in and see whose index tops the chart — instant laughs

Username fun

Drop in your WeChat name, gamer ID or nickname and see what score your alias gets

Naming inspo

Naming a pet or a game character? Give the candidate a spin to see how fun it lands

Just for kicks

No reason needed — curious how wild a random name can get

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Score leaderboard · Top 100

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FAQ

It's just a formula: the name is converted into letters, each letter is assigned a number, the numbers are summed and combined with the name length in a modulo operation to yield a number from 0 to 100. There is zero science behind it — it simply turns the name into a number. The same name always gives the same index.