Four tools in one for the age of the Storm: spin vintage and arcane Timekeeper names, restyle them in fancy fonts, build a signature bio, and grab symbol combos. Every batch is unique — tap to copy straight into your profile.
Reverse: 1999 lives in a hazy, vintage 20th century where the Storm reverses time and only Arcanists endure. The handles that fit best are old-world and arcane, nod to an arcanist you main, or borrow the game's own eras and factions. Tap any idea to copy it.
Worth knowing: the profile name shows to other Timekeepers, and Reverse: 1999 only lets you rename once a month — so preview a few here and pick a clean, evocative handle before you commit.
Bluepoch's debut time-travel RPG built a devoted, story-first audience across China, Japan and the West.
The most memorable Timekeeper handles nod to the world of Reverse: 1999. Pick a faction you feel drawn to, or an era the Storm keeps dragging you back through.
You are the Timekeeper, playing Vertin — the one being untouched by the Storm. Names like Reverie, Keeper or Wanderer lean into that role.
The research institution that studies the Storm and employs Vertin. Grounded, academic-vintage handles suit it.
The arcanist faction seeking retribution against humankind — perfect for darker, edgier names and heavier gothic fonts.
The catastrophe that reverses time and erases the forgotten. Coined names like StormWard or EraShift feel canon to the setting.
The story sweeps through 1929, 1966 and beyond, with Vienna turned into a city of oil paintings. Era-flavoured names carry that vintage haze.
The gifted few who survive the reverse. An arcanum-themed or card-suited handle nods to the characters you'll recruit.
Open your profile from the top-left of the home screen and tap the feather icon to change your name. Reverse: 1999 limits this to once a month, so preview here first.
The game's whole mood is early-20th-century and mystical. An old-world, literary name fits far better than a modern gamer tag imported from a shooter.
The name appears on your profile card to other Timekeepers, so a compact, readable handle beats a long one buried in decoration.
Most fancy Latin fonts render, but if a glyph shows as an empty square, switch styles — small caps and double-struck are the safest.
Let your favourite six-stars steer the tone: soft script for Sonetto or Druvis, sharper gothic for a Manus Vindictae team.
Tap ☆ to keep favourites in the Saved drawer so you can compare before your one monthly rename.
Naming yourself in Reverse: 1999 is a quieter, stranger choice than in most gacha games, because the world you're naming into is unlike any of them. Bluepoch's debut set its story across a dreamlike, vintage 20th century, then let the Storm sweep through it — a catastrophe that reverses time, sends rain falling upward, turns Vienna into a city of oil paintings, and erases anyone who isn't an Arcanist. Your handle should feel like it belongs in that hazy, between-the-wars atmosphere, not like it wandered in from a modern shooter. This studio gives you four calm ways to find one that does.
Lean into the haze — an old-world, evocative handle fits the Storm far better than a modern gamer tag.
From the game's own language, a few naming looks consistently ring true. Vintage and arcane names — Verdigris, Halcyon, Wisteria, Marlowe — match the antique, literary tone and read as if they were always there. Aesthetic and soft handles lean on flowing syllables that suit script and small-caps fonts. Arcanist-main tags like VertinMain or SonettoSimp instantly tell other Timekeepers who anchors your roster. And Storm or era names — Timekeeper, StormWard, Reverie — borrow the setting directly. The Name ideas tab draws from all four, and Generate more keeps them coming without a single repeat.
Most name generators default to the same celestial, anime-soft syllables no matter the game. Reverse: 1999 rewards resisting that. Its identity is built on real historical texture recontextualised through the supernatural — the 1920s, the 1960s, mysticism and old science societies like the St. Pavlov Foundation, and the vengeful arcanists of Manus Vindictae. A name that sounds like it could be printed on a faded theatre bill or a foundation ledger sits far more comfortably here than one stuffed with stars and brackets. That period bias is exactly what the Vintage category leans into, and it's the easiest way to stand out from players who imported a Genshin-style handle wholesale.
Fancy fonts aren't a separate typeface you install; they're real Unicode letters drawn from blocks like the mathematical alphabets. Reverse: 1999's font renders most of them — small caps, script, bold and double-struck are reliable — but very ornate glyphs and colour emoji sometimes fall outside what the game bundles and appear as an empty box, or “tofu.” The fix is simply to preview before you confirm, which is why the copy step and the preview step are kept separate here. Given that you can only rename once a month, that extra glance is well worth it.
Your signature line carries far more personality than the name field, so it's where the real character shows. A short, styled line about keeping time against the Storm, riding the reversing eras, or losing a 50/50 to Sonetto says more than any pile of symbols. The Signature bios tab mixes researched, on-theme vibes with light styling — vintage, arcane, lore and funny — so you can paste a finished line in seconds and keep the heavier decoration out of the name itself.
Because everything this studio produces is plain Unicode, a name you build for Reverse: 1999 isn't stuck there. The same copy drops cleanly into Genshin Impact, Wuthering Waves, Honkai: Star Rail, Zenless Zone Zero, Discord, TikTok and Instagram. If you like carrying one recognisable identity across every game and feed, build it once here, make sure it renders, and reuse it everywhere — a single handle that follows you through every reversing era.
Banner reveals, redemption codes and event news — a good glance before you theme a name around the current version.
Live feed from the official @Reverse1999_GL account on X.
Open your profile from the top-left of the home screen and tap the feather icon next to your name, then paste a name you copied here. Note that you can only rename once a month.
Names that fit the game's vintage, arcane world land best: old-world coined names (Verdigris, Halcyon), arcanist-main tags, or Storm and era themes. The Name ideas tab is built from exactly these directions.
Once per month. Because the rename is limited, it's worth previewing a few options here and settling on one you're happy with before you confirm in-game.
Most do. Small caps, script, bold and double-struck render correctly; if a character shows as an empty box, switch to a different style before you confirm.
The field is fairly short and the name shows on your profile card, so compact handles read best. Use the signature line for anything longer or more decorated.
No. Every batch is unique, and Generate more keeps adding fresh names without duplicates — effectively endless.
Use the Signature bios tab: pick a theme (vintage, arcane, lore or funny), optionally add your name, and generate ready-made styled lines to paste in seconds.
Yes. The output is plain Unicode, so it works in Genshin, Honkai: Star Rail, Wuthering Waves, ZZZ, Discord, TikTok and most apps.
No. Everything runs in your browser — no sign-up, no install, and nothing you type is uploaded.
Completely free, with unlimited names, fonts, bios and symbols.