Free tool
Event naming generator
Describe what the user did — “clicked the sign-up button on the pricing page” — and get a consistent event name in the convention your team uses.
- Four naming styles
- Works in English and Chinese
- Free, no sign-up
Up to 30 lines.
Examples
Event names
- Type a description on the left.
Pick one style for the whole product and keep names short: object, then action.
How to use it
Three steps
- 1
Describe the actions
In plain words, one per line.
- 2
Pick your team’s style
Whatever you choose, use it everywhere.
- 3
Copy into your tracking plan
Then use the names in your code.
Tips
Names that stay readable
Object, then action
Grouping by object (checkout_started, checkout_completed) keeps related events together in lists.
Details go in properties
Use one event “button_clicked” with a property for the button, rather than one event per button.
Or let AI name them
PathClue’s AI event inbox proposes names for autocaptured clicks — you only confirm.
FAQ
Event naming questions
Anything else — open the chat in the corner and ask.
Which style is best?
Any consistent style works. Object + action in the past tense is common in product analytics; action + object matches common e-commerce names such as add_to_cart.
Should events include the page name?
Usually not. Put the page in a property — the page path is recorded automatically — so one event covers every page.
Is anything I type stored?
No. The generator runs entirely in your browser.