- Set how many UUIDs you want — the default is 5, and you can ask for up to 100 in one batch.
- Click Generate. Every UUID appears on its own line in the output box.
- Click Copy to copy the whole list, then paste it wherever you need it.
Generation runs entirely in your browser using the platform’s cryptographic random source. Nothing is sent to any server, and every run produces fresh random values.
UUIDs are the standard way to identify objects in software — database rows, API records, order numbers, log events and more. Because version 4 UUIDs are random rather than sequential, they need no central coordination: any machine can create them without asking anyone else.
Tips
Click Generate again for a new set — every batch is different. If you only need one ID, set the quantity to 1. The output is plain text, one UUID per line, ready to paste into code, spreadsheets or database exports.
Why use it
Writing your own UUID generator correctly is harder than it looks: subtle bias in random number generation can produce predictable or colliding identifiers. This tool uses the browser’s cryptographically secure random generator and formats the result as a standard RFC 4122 version 4 UUID — no code to maintain, and your identifiers never leave your device.
Real-world use cases
- API development: Format JSON responses from Chrome DevTools before committing fixtures.
- Debugging: Validate timestamps, regex or hashes without switching to a terminal or IDE.
- On-call fixes: From your phone, quickly convert timezone or generate a UUID for a hotfix branch.
How it compares
| Tool | Offline | Privacy | Setup | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| This tool | Yes | 100% local | None | Free |
| Server tools | No | May log IP | None | Free/Ads |
| CLI / IDE plugin | Yes | Local | Install & config | Free |
For quick checks without context switching, the browser tool is fastest. For CI, keep the CLI as source of truth.
Pro tips
- Bookmark the tool. With prefetch enabled, it opens near-instantly next time.
- For secrets like hashes with salts, prefer your local terminal for production values.
- Pair UUID/Password generators with your password manager for rotation workflows.