Blog · By Editorial Team · Published 2026-01-20
Replayable share links: how this generator stays consistent
When you tap Share, your link doesn’t point to a “random” result. It includes enough information to replay the same output on another device.
Working demo links
These examples are real links generated from this site’s algorithms (so you can see the replay behavior immediately).
Classic · Chamber 12 · Input “Alex”
Trap · Keyword “money” · Input “Alex”
Note: rap shares replay on /rap-name-generator; Wu‑Tang shares replay on the homepage.
The core idea: deterministic results
Deterministic means: the same input + the same settings produce the same result. That’s what makes a replayable link possible — and why you can share a specific name instead of telling your friend to “try a few times.”
What a share link contains
This site stores the replay info in the URL fragment (the part after #). The fragment isn’t included in the HTTP request to the server — but it is still visible to anyone you share the full URL with.
Wu‑Tang (homepage)
- m = mode (classic/mystic/og)
- c = chamber (1–36)
- v = reroll variant (optional)
- n = your input (optional but common)
- r = the generated result
Rap (rap-name-generator)
- s = style (trap/old-school/drill/funny/conscious)
- k = keyword theme (optional)
- v = reroll variant (optional)
- n = your input (optional but common)
- r = the generated result
- Your input: what you typed (a name, nickname, or word).
- Your settings: mode/chamber (Wu‑Tang) or style/keyword (rap).
- The chosen result: so the page can display the exact output.
Privacy note before you share
Because the share link can include what you typed, avoid using private information as your input. If you want to keep your identity separate, use a nickname, initials, or a single word.
For more detail, read the Privacy Policy.
How this article was created
- Written to explain the site’s actual share format (URL fragment parameters) in plain language.
- Demo links on this page are generated using this site’s deterministic algorithms so you can verify the “replay” behavior.
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