How to read your Love Percentage

Your Love Percentage is a 0–100 score computed from the letters in both names plus a playful “vibe boost” based on the status you choose. Higher scores suggest stronger romantic vibes in a fun, non-scientific way.

• 90–100: Main-character romance, movie-level chemistry, “this belongs on a montage” energy. 💞
• 75–89: Strong love potential – great spark, lots of chemistry, definitely screenshot-worthy.
• 60–74: Interesting mix – could be slow-burn romance, besties-to-lovers, or “right person, chaotic timing”.
• 40–59: Mild but promising – more “cute crush” than “epic love story”, but vibes can always grow.
• 0–39: Low love signal – may be better as friends, meme material, or comic relief side characters.

• Test your name with your crush, partner, celebrity, anime character or fictional OTPs.
• Run a “who loves who more” battle: swap name order and compare the scores.
• Use screenshots in stories, reels, TikToks and “send this to the person you got” challenges.
• Do a friend-group tournament at parties to see which pair gets the highest love percentage.

How the Love Calculator works (simplified)

Under the hood, this Love Calculator turns each name into numbers, mixes them together, adds a “vibe” adjustment, and converts the final result into a clean 0–100 percentage. It’s intentionally playful and deterministic: the same names always give the same score on this device, so you can compare and repeat results.

• 1. Clean the names: The calculator strips spaces, emojis and symbols so it mainly looks at letters.
• 2. Turn letters into numbers: Each letter roughly maps to a value (like A=1, B=2 ... Z=26). Longer names and “heavier” letters influence the total.
• 3. Combine both names: Your name score and their name score are blended using different weights, plus a small “difference” factor for contrast.
• 4. Add a vibe multiplier: Picking “crush”, “dating”, or “long-term” slightly tilts the result up or down to reflect the emotional intensity you’re aiming for.
• 5. Normalize to 0–100: A math function squashes everything into a smooth 0–100 range so every result is easy to read and share.

Imagine someone named “Alex” and someone named “Sam”. Their letters are turned into numbers, added, and combined. If the vibe is set to “crush”, the formula gives a small boost to romantic tension. The final number might land around, say, 78%. That’s interpreted as “strong spark, definitely screenshot this and send it”.

This doesn’t mean 78% “chance” of success in real life – it means “in the language of playful internet love tests, this pair reads as very shippable”. In other words: you’re getting a fun story, not a scientific prediction.

• Fast input: Two text boxes and an optional vibe selector keep friction low so people can try multiple pairs quickly.
• Immediate visuals: A colored percentage bar and short explanation make the result screenshot-ready.
• Built-in prompts: The copy nudges users to test crushes, fictional ships, group challenges and dares.
• Share buttons everywhere: One tap to post to WhatsApp, Telegram, Twitter/X, Facebook, LinkedIn or copy a shareable message.

Treat this Love Calculator as a tiny story engine: every score is an excuse to laugh, flirt, overreact, or start a conversation. The real “algorithm” that matters is what you do with the result – sending it, joking about it, or using it as an ice-breaker.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How does the Love Calculator work?

  The calculator turns the letters in both names into numbers, blends them using a hidden “love formula”, adjusts for the vibe you chose (crush, dating, long-term, etc.), and converts that into a 0–100 love percentage with a short explanation.

• Is this scientifically accurate?

  No. This is a fun, non-scientific tool inspired by name numerology, classic “love tests” and viral compatibility memes. It’s built purely for entertainment and sharing.

• Will nicknames or emojis change the result?

  Yes. Different letters create different numeric patterns, so changing spelling, nicknames or inside-joke names can shift the love percentage. That’s part of the fun – experiment with formal names, usernames and silly versions.

• Does a low score mean we’re not meant to be?

  Definitely not. Real relationships are built on communication, kindness, boundaries and shared values – not calculators. A low score is just an excuse for a meme, not a verdict on your future together.

• Can I use this with fictional characters?

  Absolutely. Try it with your favorite ships from movies, anime, K-dramas, games or books. It works just as well (and is often even funnier) on fictional couples.