Is Raynor a real name?

Yes, Raynor is a real name, both as surname with long history and as first name used for boys, with English and Welsh origins dating to medieval times, and as brand name for garage door company. Raynor as surname is real, derived from Old English and Old Norse personal names Ragnar and Reginald, meaning counselor or mighty army, with variants Rayner, Raynor, Rainer, common in England, especially Yorkshire, dating to medieval records, with many people bearing Raynor surname in US, UK, Canada, and Australia. As first name, Raynor is real but uncommon, used as modern boy's name following surname-as-first-name trend, similar to Parker and Carter, with pronunciation RAY-nor, though not in top 1000, it is legitimate first name. As brand, Raynor Garage Doors is real company founded in 1944 headquartered in Dixon, Illinois, manufacturing garage doors. So Raynor is real name, with historical usage as surname for centuries, documented in census and genealogical records, and as first name in modern usage, though rare, it is legitimate and has meaning counselor or mighty army from Germanic roots. So yes, Raynor is real name, not invented, with English heritage and real-world usage as surname and occasional first name.