Last updated: October 2026
Male demon names
Short answer: classic male demon names come from the Ars Goetia's 72 demons and older lore — Asmodeus, Beelzebub, Azazel, Belial, Mammon, Abaddon, Pazuzu, Mephistopheles. The generator above holds 70+ more, each with its origin.
- Asmodeus — king of demons, Persian/Jewish lore
- Beelzebub — "lord of the flies"
- Azazel — fallen angel, Book of Enoch
- Belial — spirit of worthlessness
- Mammon — demon of wealth
- Abaddon — angel of the abyss
- Pazuzu — Mesopotamian wind demon king
- Mephistopheles — demon of the Faust legend
- Bael — first king of Hell
- Paimon — king of Hell, Ars Goetia
- Astaroth — duke of Hell
- Belphegor — demon of sloth
- Leviathan — sea serpent, Hebrew Bible
- Moloch — Canaanite deity of lore
- Samael — archangel of death, Talmudic lore
- Lucifer — "light-bringer," fallen angel
Female demon names
Short answer: the great female demon names — Lilith, Naamah, Lamia, Lamashtu, Hecate, Hel, Morrigan, Persephone — come from Jewish folklore, Greek myth and Norse legend. Filter the generator to Female for 35+ more.
- Lilith — night demon, Jewish folklore
- Naamah — demoness, Zohar
- Lamia — child-eating demon, Greek myth
- Lamashtu — Mesopotamian demoness
- Hecate — Greek goddess of witchcraft
- Hel — Norse ruler of the dead
- Morrigan — Irish phantom queen of battle
- Persephone — Greek queen of the underworld
- Abyzou — Byzantine demoness
- Empusa — shape-shifting demoness
- Eisheth — demoness, Kabbalah
- Medusa — gorgon, Greek myth
Devil names
Short answer: devil names (1.9K searches/month) overlap demon names — Satan, Lucifer, Beelzebub, Mephistopheles, Belial, Asmodeus. The generator's mythology mode covers them all with origins attached.
"Names for the devil" (1.6K/month) searchers usually want the heavyweights for stories or Halloween: Satan, Lucifer, Beelzebub, Mammon, Belial, Abaddon, Azazel, Mephistopheles, Baal, Moloch. Every one is in the generator with a one-line origin note — handy when a reader asks "who is that?"
Demon lord names
Short answer: demon lords need titles, not just names — "Asmodeus, King of the Nine" lands harder than a name alone. Pair any generated name with a title: Lord of Flies, Eater of Souls, the Hollow Crown.
The generator includes lord-style titles (The Nameless One, Whisperer in Shadows, Bringer of Ruin). For D&D or fiction: generate a mythological name for weight, or a fantasy name for originality, then attach a title from the list.
Frequently asked questions
What is a demon name generator?
A demon name generator creates names for demons — either real ones from mythology and folklore (Asmodeus, Lilith, Pazuzu) or original fantasy names. The generator above offers both: 130+ mythological names with their origins, plus an endless fantasy mode. Filter by male or female, generate 1 or 10 at a time, and copy with one click.
How do I use it for D&D or stories?
Pick mythology mode for authentic demon names with real lore behind them — great for villains with gravitas. Use fantasy mode for original names no player has heard before. Generate 10 at a time and cherry-pick your favorite.
What are good female demon names?
Classic female demon names include Lilith, Naamah, Lamia, Lamashtu, Hecate, Hel, Morrigan and Persephone. Set the generator's gender filter to Female, or browse the female demon names list further down this page.
What is the best demon name generator?
The best one mixes real mythological names with original fantasy generation — which is exactly what this page does: 130+ real demon names with origins, infinite fantasy combos, male/female filters, one-click copy, free forever, no signup.
Is the demon name generator free?
Yes — unlimited names, both modes, unlimited copies, free forever. No account, no limits.
Is my data private?
Completely. Everything runs locally in your browser with JavaScript — nothing is sent to a server, stored, or tracked.