1 Version and count 2 processed on your device 3 UUIDs
UUID Generator
Generate
Check a UUID
Your UUIDs
One per line
JSON array
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What it does
Generates v4 and time-ordered v7 UUIDs in bulk, and checks the version and date of any UUID.
v4 (random) and v7 (time-ordered)
Up to 1,000 at once
Lowercase, uppercase, no hyphens, braces or URN
Check any UUID's version, variant and v7 time
02
Private by design
Everything happens in your browser. Nothing you type, paste or upload is sent anywhere, and it keeps working offline once the page has loaded.
03
What you get
Text and a JSON array, with a Copy and a Download button on every result.
UUID
GUID
Database
Why it matters
UUIDs are unique IDs you can make anywhere without asking a database: for records, file names, test data or API keys. Version 4 is purely random; version 7, standardised in 2024, starts with a timestamp, so new IDs sort in order and keep database indexes fast.
This generator uses your device's secure random generator, so the IDs are as unguessable as UUIDs can be, and nothing is logged anywhere.
How it works
InputVersion, count and format
In your browserRandom bits from the secure generator (and the time for v7)
OutputUUIDs as text or JSON, and a checker
Where it fits in a designer's workflow
Plan
Design
Build
Test
Launch
Seeding databases and test data.
By the numbers
From the UUID standard (RFC 9562). v4 is almost all random; v7 starts with the time, so new IDs sort after old ones and keep database indexes compact, and 74 random bits still make collisions vanishingly unlikely. Source: RFC 9562: UUIDs.Show the numbers as a table
Version
Random bits
Time bits
Fixed bits
v4
122
0
6
v7
74
48
6
How to use it
Choose v4 or v7 and how many.
Pick the letter case and format.
Press Generate new for a fresh batch.
Copy or download the list.
FAQ
v4 or v7?
v7 for database keys, because time-ordered IDs keep indexes compact. v4 when you don't want the creation time to be visible.
Can two UUIDs ever be the same?
In theory, but with 122 random bits for v4 the odds are astronomically small.
Is a GUID the same thing?
Yes. GUID is Microsoft's name for a UUID; they're often written in braces.
Should I use UUIDs as passwords or secret tokens?
No. Use a purpose-made token from the Password Generator instead.
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