Split first and last names
Turn full names into first, middle, and last columns.
Up to 100 names a run. One per line.
Copy to Excel or download an Excel file.
Use it in your app
GET /name/GARCIA, MARIA
This page is that call, once per name, running from your browser. The same endpoint ships on every plan, one pooled request per lookup.
QUESTIONS
- How does the casing work?
- A name recases only when it arrives all upper or all lower. BILLY becomes Billy, mcdonald becomes McDonald, and a mixed-case name like McIntyre passes through untouched.
- What about Last, First order?
- A comma flips it. GARCIA, MARIA splits into Maria and Garcia. Suffixes ride along, so Smith, John, Jr. keeps the Jr.
- What happens to junk rows?
- Company names, role words, and placeholder text come back with empty columns instead of a bad guess.
- Can I do this from code?
- Yes. This page is GET /name/{name}, once per name, running from your browser. Same endpoint on every plan, one pooled request per lookup.
- I have more than 100 names.
- Drop the file on /bulk. Every detected column gets its parse_ answers, names included.