Type a username once and it runs against 20 platforms in parallel: each one comes back free, taken or check manually with a direct link. Six platforms that block automatic checks are listed separately with links so you open them by hand.
A list of platforms with free, taken or check manually status.
Topic, platform and tone: two fields are enough for the first run. No account access, no passwords.
Generators and audits work on the server: 10 to 60 seconds, the page shows the progress and the price before the run.
Variants, tables and charts come as cards: each one copies with one click, images download in full size.
Utilities run in your browser: nothing is uploaded, no limits, no sign in.
YouTube, Telegram, TikTok, GitHub, Reddit, Pinterest, Medium, VK, Steam, SoundCloud, Vimeo and more are checked automatically in one run.
Every platform returns one of three answers: free, taken or check manually, and the manual case arrives with a direct link to the profile page.
Instagram, X, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn and Twitch block automatic checks, so they appear as direct links you open and verify by hand.
A username checker takes one name and tests it across 20 platforms at the same time, instead of you opening 20 tabs and typing the same string again and again. You enter a name of 2 to 40 characters, and each platform answers separately: free, taken or check manually with a direct link.
It fits anyone picking a handle before launch: a new brand, a product page, a personal account, a channel set that has to read the same everywhere. The automatic list covers YouTube, Telegram, TikTok, GitHub, Reddit, Pinterest, Medium, VK, Steam, SoundCloud, Vimeo, Dribbble, Behance, Dev.to, Product Hunt, Snapchat, Rumble, Tumblr and Substack.
Step one: type the name. Allowed characters are letters, digits, underscore, dot and hyphen, and the length is 2 to 40 characters. Step two: start the run, and the username availability check queries 20 platforms at once. Step three: read the table, which fills in within 5 to 10 seconds.
Six platforms block automatic requests: Instagram, X, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn and Twitch. Nothing is guessed for them, they are shown as direct links, so one click opens the right page and you confirm the answer in the browser. The free limit is 20 checks a day, enough for a full shortlist of candidates.
Run three or four candidates, not one: brand name availability rarely lines up on every platform, and the second name on the list often comes back free where the first is taken. The daily limit of 20 checks covers a shortlist together with variants that use dots and underscores.
Treat check manually as a real step: open the direct link, look at the page and decide whether the account is active or abandoned. When the name is free where it matters, register it everywhere the same day, keep the handles matching across channels, then pick the matching service from the mrpopular catalog.
Only the name itself. Type a username of 2 to 40 characters using letters, digits, underscore, dot or hyphen and start the run. No accounts to connect, no lists to upload, nothing else to fill in.
5 to 10 seconds. All 20 automatic platforms are queried in one run, and each line fills in with free, taken or check manually, so the whole picture appears together instead of platform by platform.
Yes, it is free, up to 20 checks a day. That covers a shortlist of candidate names with spelling variants, and the count resets daily, so the names you did not get to can wait until tomorrow.
As accurate as the platform pages themselves: every status comes from the page for that exact name at the moment you run the check. When an answer cannot be read as free or taken, the status is check manually with a direct link, instead of a guess.
Instagram blocks automatic checks, and so do X, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn and Twitch. Those six are listed with direct links: one click opens the profile address for your name, and you see in the browser whether it is taken.
ER by followers or by reach, with benchmarks for your account size.
Characters, words, hashtags and emoji with the limits of every platform.
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Bold, italic, script and other Unicode fonts for names and bios.
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