UUID Generator

Generate secure UUID v4 identifiers for APIs, databases and test data.

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UUIDs are generated securely with server-side random bytes and are not stored.

UUID Generator Options

Generated UUIDs
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UUID Details

UUID Version

v4

Generated

10

Format

Canonical

Identifier Generator

Free UUID v4 Generator for APIs and Databases

Generate random UUID v4 identifiers for database records, API resources, distributed systems, fixtures and development testing.

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What is a UUID?

A UUID is a universally unique identifier commonly used to label records, resources and events. Version 4 UUIDs are generated from random data and are useful when identifiers need to be created without a central sequence.

UUIDs are popular in distributed systems, public API IDs, imports, fixtures and systems where auto-increment values are not ideal.

Key Features

UUID v4 Output

Generate random version 4 UUID values.

Batch Generation

Create multiple identifiers at once for testing or imports.

Format Options

Use canonical hyphenated output or compact strings.

Uppercase Option

Generate uppercase identifiers when a system expects that format.

Common Use Cases

Create API resource IDs
Generate database test data
Label distributed events
Prepare import files
Create public identifiers
Build fixtures and seeds

How to Use This Tool

  1. 1 Choose how many UUIDs you need.
  2. 2 Select canonical, compact or uppercase options.
  3. 3 Generate the UUIDs.
  4. 4 Copy the identifiers into your database, code or test fixture.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are UUIDs guaranteed unique?

UUID v4 values are random with an extremely low collision probability, but no random system is mathematically impossible to collide.

When should I use UUIDs?

Use them when distributed generation, public IDs or hard-to-guess identifiers are useful.

Are UUIDs good primary keys?

They can be, but review database indexing and storage tradeoffs for high-volume tables.