UUID Generator
Generate one or more UUID v4 values locally with copy-ready output for fixtures and app setup.
Generate RFC 4122 version 4 UUIDs locally in the browser. Use them for fixtures, mock records, IDs, and quick developer setup tasks.
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3df01a92-1441-43ab-b243-9288120f7853
be267cad-d1a3-40d3-9e3c-72fcd76abb3c
7e86d549-9326-4196-8159-fed7ee430504
0b043190-ed28-468e-9bda-2583f3145055
About the uuid generator
How this tool works
UUID generation is one of those tiny developer tasks that keeps showing up during setup, QA, and data mocking. This page keeps it fast and copy-friendly without requiring a terminal or a scratch script.
Because the tool can generate several values at once, it works well for seed data, demos, fixtures, and quick browser-side checks.
Where it is useful
The output stays local to the browser and is ready to copy as a single item or as a newline-separated list.
It also gives the dev-data hub a reusable pattern for future generator-style tools that need only a few inputs and a structured result area.
- Create IDs for fixtures, mock records, and local development data.
- Generate sample identifiers during API and database testing.
- Copy a batch of UUIDs quickly without opening a terminal.
Example workflows
3 examples1 UUID
One copy-ready UUID v4 value
5 UUIDs
Five unique UUID v4 values for fixtures or seed data
25 UUIDs
A capped bulk set for quick browser-based generation
Common uses
3 ideas- Create IDs for fixtures, mock records, and local development data.
- Generate sample identifiers during API and database testing.
- Copy a batch of UUIDs quickly without opening a terminal.
FAQ
3 answersWhat kind of UUID does this tool generate?
It generates RFC 4122 version 4 UUIDs, which are random-style identifiers commonly used in application data and test fixtures.
Does the UUID generator run locally?
Yes. The widget uses browser-safe randomness and generates values locally without sending the input or output anywhere.
When should I generate multiple UUIDs at once?
Use one when you need a quick ID, or generate a batch when you are setting up fixture data, mock records, or migration samples.