NamePlayer: Free Name Pronunciation Tool

In Your Voice, Your Way | Reclaim Your Name


Three simple steps.

Record & Set-Up

Start by recording your name. Save your favorite

recording and the audio file will attach itself to

your Nameplayer.

Pick a Platform

Our users love having their NamePlayers

included in email signatures, business cards,

resumes, and other shareable documents.

Copy & Paste

Simply copy and paste your NamePlayer into

your platform of choice. QR codes can be

downloaded and kept for hardcopy use.

NamePlayer works where you do.

Amplify your email and enhance your digital documents – NamePlayer can be pasted into any email signature, resume, cover letter, report, flyer, image, doc, PDF, and more.

Emails

Documents

QR Codes

“If you know me well or want to know me better, you’ll know that

pronouncing my name correctly is important to me. Imagine my delight

when I came across InstaPronounce’s name tool. Their tool allows you to create a

voice recording that you can link to in your email signature to help others learn how to

say your name, in your own voice, before you meet. It takes less than 10 seconds, and

makes such a big difference.”

– Shweta Tembe, NamePlayer user



Your name deserves to be heard.

July 26, 2026 — This Week’s Q & A

Q. Is MyNamePlayer still free?

A. Yes—but only for a limited time.

For more than four years, MyNamePlayer powered by instaPronounce has allowed people to create and share their personal name-pronunciation links at no cost. Because we can no longer offer an unlimited number of free accounts, we are making 30,000 additional free versions available through August 30, 2026.

Create your account by August 30, 2026, while free accounts remain available, to secure your free version.










Your data is always secure.

MyNamePlayer.com protects your recordings and information with enterprise-level encryption and global compliance standards — including GDPR and ISO 27001 — because your name, and your identity, deserve respect and protection. All user recordings are private, password-protected, and accessible only by their creators.