UUID Generator

Generate RFC 4122 version 4 UUIDs for database keys, API identifiers, and session tokens — create one or many at once and copy the list instantly.

  • Free to Use
  • No Signup
  • Privacy Friendly

    How to generate UUIDs

    1. 1

      Set the count

      Enter how many UUIDs you need — from 1 for a single key up to 100 in bulk mode.

    2. 2

      Generate

      Click Regenerate for fresh random v4 UUIDs using crypto-grade randomness.

    3. 3

      Copy the list

      Copy all UUIDs at once to paste into SQL scripts, seed files, or API tests.

    UUID v4 format

    A UUID v4 is 128 random bits formatted as 36 characters with hyphens:

    xxxxxxxx-xxxx-4xxx-yxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Version 4 — random or pseudo-random generation
    • 122 random bits — collision probability is negligible for practical use
    • RFC 4122 — standard format recognized by databases and APIs worldwide

    Why Use This Tool?

    • Bulk Generation

      Create up to 100 UUIDs in one click for seed data.

    • Crypto Random

      Uses crypto.getRandomValues for secure randomness.

    • Dev Ready

      Quick IDs for local development and test fixtures.

    • Offline Capable

      Generation runs entirely in the browser.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is a UUID v4?

    Version 4 UUIDs are randomly generated 128-bit identifiers with extremely low collision probability.

    How many UUIDs can I generate at once?

    Up to 100 per batch in bulk mode. Regenerate for a fresh set anytime.

    Are these UUIDs guaranteed unique?

    Collision probability is astronomically low but not zero. For distributed systems, UUID v4 is standard practice.

    Can I use these in production databases?

    Yes. UUID v4 is supported by PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and most modern databases.

    Is this UUID generator free?

    Yes. Unlimited generation with no signup.

    UUID Generator — TetraKits

    Unique IDs Without a Backend

    Database migrations, API mock servers, and frontend prototypes all need unique identifiers before infrastructure exists. Generate RFC 4122 v4 UUIDs in bulk and copy them into your schema — no npm package or terminal required.