Party & Events

Love Calculator

Run the classic LOVE test on two names and see how the letters line up.

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Love score 30%
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About this calculator

This party-game score counts the letters L, O, V and E among Latin-alphabet letters in both names and converts their share to a percentage. Accented Latin letters are reduced to their base letter; names without Latin letters cannot be scored. It has no predictive value.

Worked example

calculated with the default values below

First name Alex · Second name Jordan Love score 30 % · Verdict Needs work · Matching letter score 3 · LOVE letters found L:1 O:1 V:0 E:1

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These calculators give general estimates. Sizing, pricing, availability and standards vary by brand, retailer and country, so treat the output as a starting point and confirm it against the seller's or authority's own figures.

Maintained by: CalcDelta

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Formula and variables

score = clamp(min(100, round((L + O + V + E) ÷ N × 100)) + N mod 7, 0, 100)

N
total letters a–z in both names
L
count of L
O
count of O
V
count of V
E
count of E
score
0–100 love score

Accented Latin letters are reduced to base letters; only a–z are used. Score = rounded count of L/O/V/E ÷ total Latin letters × 100. Party game only.

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Frequently asked questions

Which letters are counted?

The game counts Latin letters a–z in both names after reducing common accent marks to base letters. It counts occurrences of L, O, V and E. Names without Latin letters cannot be scored; this is a word game, not a compatibility measure.