Disney Princess Generator

One click picks a random Disney princess and shows her name and picture, from 24 characters including the official lineup, Elsa, Anna and Mirabel.

The Disney Princess Generator picks one princess at random each time you press the button and shows her name with a picture. It draws from 24 characters: the 13 in Disney's official Princess lineup (Snow White, Cinderella, Aurora, Ariel, Belle, Jasmine, Pocahontas, Mulan, Tiana, Rapunzel, Merida, Moana and Raya) plus 11 heroines who are royal or beloved enough to belong on the list without the official title: Elsa and Anna, Mirabel, Elena of Avalor, Asha from Wish, Tinker Bell, Esmeralda, Jane Porter, Alice, Megara and Kida from Atlantis.

How the picker works

There are no settings. Press Generate Disney Princess and a card appears with the character's name and a 300 by 400 pixel portrait; press again for another. The tool never shows the same princess twice in a row, so a run of clicks gives you a shuffle rather than repeats. It won't tell you the film, the year or the character's traits, and it isn't a “which princess are you” quiz. It is a random princess picker, which is what most people want it for.

Who is in the list, and who isn't

CharacterFilmOfficial lineup?
Snow WhiteSnow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)Yes
CinderellaCinderella (1950)Yes
AuroraSleeping Beauty (1959)Yes
ArielThe Little Mermaid (1989)Yes
BelleBeauty and the Beast (1991)Yes
JasmineAladdin (1992)Yes
PocahontasPocahontas (1995)Yes
MulanMulan (1998)Yes
TianaThe Princess and the Frog (2009)Yes
RapunzelTangled (2010)Yes
MeridaBrave (2012)Yes
MoanaMoana (2016)Yes
RayaRaya and the Last Dragon (2021)Yes
Elsa, AnnaFrozen (2013)No (queen and princess of Arendelle)
ElenaElena of Avalor (2016)No
MirabelEncanto (2021)No
AshaWish (2023)No
Tinker Bell, Alice, Esmeralda, Jane Porter, Megara, KidaPeter Pan, Alice in Wonderland, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Tarzan, Hercules, AtlantisNo

The official lineup is a marketing franchise rather than a rule about royalty, which is why Mulan (not a princess) is in and Elsa (a queen) is out. If you need to stick to the 13, ignore any result from the second half of the table and press again.

What people use it for

  • Princess-themed parties. Assign each guest a princess for costumes, place cards or a game of charades by generating one per person.
  • Movie night roulette. Generate a princess, watch her film. With 24 characters spanning 1937 to 2023 the picks range from hand-drawn classics to recent releases.
  • Drawing and art challenges. Random-princess prompts are a common warm-up for illustrators; the portrait on the card doubles as a reference for the costume and color palette.
  • Classroom and family games. Generate a princess and have kids name the film, the sidekick or the villain before the timer runs out.
  • Choosing a character name. If you are naming a pet, a doll or a game character after a princess, a random pick settles arguments.

Want characters beyond princesses? The Random Movie Character Generator and the Random Nickelodeon Character Generator work the same way with different lists, and the Random Greek God Generator covers the pantheon Megara came from. Everything similar is grouped under all people & character generators.

Frequently asked questions

Does the generator include every official Disney princess?

Yes. All 13 members of the official lineup are in the list, from Snow White to Raya, along with 11 other Disney heroines such as Elsa, Anna, Mirabel and Tinker Bell.

Can I pick only the classic princesses or only the modern ones?

No. There is no filter; every press draws from the whole list of 24. Press again if the result isn't the era you wanted.

Does it tell me which Disney princess I am?

No. It is a random picker, not a personality quiz. The result has nothing to do with you, which makes it fair for party games and challenges.

Can I get a random Disney princess movie instead of a character?

Indirectly. Each princess belongs to one film, listed in the table above, so a random princess is also a random princess movie.