UUID Generator
Generate random UUID v4 identifiers
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Choose the quantity and output format, then generate your UUIDs.
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UUID Generator – Create Random v4 UUIDs Online
Free UUID Generator: create cryptographically secure version 4 UUIDs (GUIDs) online, one at a time or up to 100 in bulk, in uppercase, braces or URN format.
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What is UUID Generator?
UUID Generator creates cryptographically secure version 4 UUIDs with the Web Crypto API. Format the output as uppercase, without hyphens, in braces or as a URN, and bulk-generate up to 100 identifiers at once. A UUID is also called a GUID, so the values work anywhere a GUID is expected.
- uuid
- guid
- unique identifier
- v4 uuid
- random id
Features
What you get with UUID Generator.
UUID v4 Format
Generate fully random UUID v4 identifiers.
Bulk Generation
Generate and copy up to 100 UUIDs at once.
Output Options
Uppercase, no hyphens, braces, or URN formatting.
How to use UUID Generator
Follow these steps to get the best results.
Generate UUID v4 values
Generate fully random UUID v4 values for general-purpose unique identifiers.
Set a count and format
Generate 1 to 100 at once, and toggle uppercase, no-hyphens, braces, or URN formatting as needed.
Copy the results
Copy a single UUID or the full batch, ready to paste into your database, config, or code.
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Frequently asked questions
Common questions about UUID Generator.
This tool generates UUID v4 identifiers, which are random and suitable for most general-purpose identifiers.
v4 UUIDs are 122 bits of randomness. The probability of a collision across all UUIDs ever generated is astronomically small — effectively unique for any real-world application.
They are the same thing. GUID (Globally Unique Identifier) is Microsoft's terminology; UUID (Universally Unique Identifier) is the RFC 4122 standard name.
No. UUID v4 values are random apart from the bits reserved to identify the version and variant. Use a separate timestamp or an ID designed for time ordering when you need sortable values.
Yes. GUID is Microsoft's name for the same 128-bit identifier format that the UUID standard defines. A version 4 UUID is generated from random numbers, so you can use it wherever a GUID is expected.
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