UUID Generator

Client-sideNo sign-upFree

Generate random UUID v4 identifiers, one or many at a time.

How this tool works

1

Set how many you need

Enter a count from 1 to 100 using the number field.

2

Generate instantly

UUIDs are produced immediately using your browser’s cryptographic random source.

3

Toggle case if needed

Switch between lowercase and UPPERCASE formatting with one click.

4

Copy them all at once

Use "Copy all" to grab the full list, one UUID per line, ready to paste into a seed script or spreadsheet.

Quick facts

Category
Generators
Best for
Generating unique database keys or request IDs
Generated UUIDs (v4)
4e735f78-8244-42ef-a297-6cc063c879e1 b8c8342e-1291-487b-97b7-8f71151a29ef a2483ee1-55b0-4dd6-8794-b557c9be1384 50b22183-cf13-42dc-a0df-b7d62b313f5b 592b94fe-ef01-49a9-9356-d1f30219b78a
5 generated
In-content slot

About this tool

Generate cryptographically random UUID v4 identifiers for use as database keys, request IDs, or unique tokens, with an option to generate anywhere from one up to 100 at once and copy them all in a single click. UUID v4 specifically means the identifier is built almost entirely from random bits (rather than being derived from a timestamp or a machine identifier, as other UUID versions do), which is why it’s the most common choice when you just need a unique value with no other meaning attached. Useful for seeding test data, generating IDs for new database rows before they’re persisted, or creating one-off tokens for a request or session. Runs entirely client-side using the browser’s own random number generator, so nothing about the generated values is logged or transmitted anywhere.

Why use this tool

Cryptographically random

Built on the Web Crypto API, not Math.random(), so IDs are suitable for real unique-identifier use.

Bulk generation

Generate up to 100 UUIDs in one pass instead of refreshing a single-ID tool repeatedly.

Standard v4 format

Output follows the RFC 4122 v4 layout that databases, APIs, and libraries expect.

Nothing logged

Generated values are never sent anywhere - each one exists only in your browser tab.

Frequently asked questions

A UUID (Universally Unique Identifier) is a 128-bit value used to uniquely identify information without requiring a central authority, commonly used as database primary keys.

UUID v4 values are generated using random or pseudo-random numbers. The chance of a collision is astronomically small — practically negligible for real-world use.

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