🤝 F — Friends
An easy, loyal friendship. Many lasting relationships start exactly here.
Type your name and your crush’s name to reveal your love percentage and your FLAMES result. It’s quick, playful and completely private — perfect for sharing a laugh with friends.
Both names are cleaned up (spaces, accents and punctuation removed), put in alphabetical order so the result doesn’t depend on who is typed first, and turned into a single number using a hashing formula. That number is mapped onto a score between 40 and 100. Because the formula never changes, the same two names always produce the same percentage — so you can’t just keep clicking until you get a better score!
FLAMES is a much-loved school game. Here’s how it works:
The final letter reveals your relationship: Friends, Love, Affection, Marriage, Enemies or Siblings. The calculator shows every crossed-out letter so you can check the result by hand.
An easy, loyal friendship. Many lasting relationships start exactly here.
Romantic sparks! The game says there’s genuine attraction between you.
Warm fondness and care, even if it isn’t a grand romance (yet).
The result everyone hopes for — a partnership for the long run.
Friction and rivalry. Don’t worry — it’s only a game!
A protective, teasing bond that feels like family.
For a compatibility reading rooted in astrology rather than letters, compare your zodiac signs with the love compatibility calculator, or explore the meaning of your name with name numerology.
It’s a game, not a scientific test. The score comes from a mathematical formula applied to the letters in your names, so it’s fun to compare, but it can’t measure real feelings.
The calculation is deterministic: it turns the two names into a fixed number, so the same pair always gives the same percentage, no matter how many times or in which order you enter them.
FLAMES stands for Friends, Love, Affection, Marriage, Enemies and Siblings. It’s a classic playground game, especially popular in India and South-East Asia.
Either works, but use the same style for both people. Full names give different results from nicknames, which is part of the fun.
The calculator counts the English letters A to Z, so please type names using the Latin alphabet. Accents are removed automatically.
No. Everything happens inside your browser. Names are never stored or sent anywhere.