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Love Calculator
Find your love compatibility score — enter two names and get your match percentage
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How to Check Your Crush's Name Match Before You Text Them
Type your name in the first box, their name in the second, and tap Calculate Love. Hearts bounce for about a second and a half, then a big percentage appears with five hearts, a coloured bar, and a one line verdict. Nothing gets submitted anywhere, so you can safely test the person you have been overthinking about at 2am. Use whatever name you actually call them, because the letters you type are the only input, which means Aarav and Aarav Sharma land on completely different scores. Press Enter in either box to run it without touching the button, and hit Clear the second someone walks up behind you. On a phone the card fits one screen, so screenshotting takes one tap.
Why the Same Two Names Always Give You the Same Percentage
There is no random number generator hiding in here. The tool glues both names together, lowercases them, and runs the characters through a small hash to land on a number between 0 and 100. Same letters in, same score out, every single time, on any phone or laptop. That is deliberate. If your friend types the same pair on her device, she gets your exact percentage, so nobody can accuse you of refreshing until a nicer number showed up. It also means order matters, since your name plus their name is a different string from their name plus yours. Spaces, surnames and spelling changes all shift the result, while capital letters do not change anything.
Posting Your Love Percentage on an Instagram Story or Snap
The result card is built to be screenshotted: a huge percentage, filled hearts, a gradient bar, both names with a heart between them, and a short verdict line underneath. Crop to the card, drop it on your story, and stick a poll on top asking whether the number is accurate. On Snapchat it works as an easy streak filler, and in a WhatsApp group it starts an entire thread of people testing their own pairs. There is no built in share button, so screenshot instead of hunting for one. Dark mode gives you a deep rose card that sits better on black story backgrounds, while light mode keeps the soft pink look. Tag the other person only if you are brave.
Nickname, Full Name or Insta Handle: Which One Should You Enter?
Because the score comes only from the characters you type, every version of a name is basically its own separate test. Run your school nickname, your full name on documents, the name saved in their contacts, and their Instagram handle without the at sign, and you will collect four different percentages from the same two people. Most people try three or four combinations before one is worth posting, which is completely fine since nothing is being measured, ranked or stored between attempts. If you want the fairest version, use the names you both actually say out loud to each other. If you want the funniest one, use the embarrassing childhood nickname and screenshot whatever number comes back at you.
Love Calculator Captions and Bio Lines to Copy Paste
Pair the screenshot with something short. Try the calculator said 94 and I am choosing to believe it, or 87 percent and still ignoring my texts, or we broke the love calculator, or asked a website about us so you would not have to answer. For a bio, a line like 94 percent according to a random website reads far better than a whole paragraph about your feelings. Keep captions under roughly ten words so the text never covers the percentage itself. If you want styled letters, run the line through an aesthetic or fancy text generator first, then paste it over the story. Add one heart, not seven, and let the number do the talking.
Frequently Asked Questions
Usually yes. The tool joins your name and their name in the exact order you typed them before turning that text into a number, so Riya plus Arjun is a different string from Arjun plus Riya. Run it both ways, screenshot whichever percentage you like more, and remember the maths is a joke.
There is no cheat code, but the score is built only from the letters you type, so tiny edits move it a lot. Try a nickname, add a surname, remove a space, or use the name you actually saved them as in your contacts. Keep testing combinations until one finally lands on a number worth posting.
Yes. The whole calculation happens inside your own browser using the characters of both names. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is saved to an account, and there is no login or sign up anywhere. Close the tab and the names are gone. Nobody finds out who you tested unless you screenshot it and send it yourself.
That is what most people do. Test friend pairs, celebrity crushes, or two mutuals from the group chat, then screenshot the percentage and hearts and drop it in the chat. Because the same pair always returns the same number, everyone who types it gets an identical result, so nobody can argue the score was rigged.
Under 25 gets a start with friendship message, 25 to 39 says there is a spark, 40 to 54 calls it decent chemistry, 55 to 74 is a great match, 75 to 89 is almost perfect, and 90 or above is soulmates. So 68 is a great match. Hearts fill one per 20 percent.