UUID Generator
Generate UUID v1, v4 or v5 identifiers, individually or in batches up to 500. Set formatting, inspect a UUID’s version and variant, then copy or download.
Generate UUID v1, v4 or v5 identifiers, individually or in batches up to 500. Set formatting, inspect a UUID’s version and variant, then copy or download.
- Prepare your input
Choose the relevant options using the controls below.
- Run your task
Adjust the controls below and inspect the preview.
- Use the result
Check the result, then use the available copy or download controls.
Generate v1/v4/v5 UUIDs. Inspect v1–v8, Nil and Max; format checks do not prove uniqueness. URNs always include hyphens without braces. For v5 batches, names use suffixes -0, -1, …
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UUID Validator
UUID Generator
Create identifiers for database fixtures, test records or application examples. UUID v4 uses random data, v1 uses time-based fields, and v5 derives a repeatable identifier from a namespace and name. For example, a single v5 UUID for DNS namespace and example.com repeats when those inputs are unchanged.
Batch generation accepts 1–500 identifiers. In a v5 batch, this tool appends -0, -1 and subsequent suffixes to the supplied name so each entry uses a different input. The inspector recognizes supported version/variant fields, including Nil and Max values; it does not prove uniqueness. URN output always uses hyphens and omits braces regardless of the other formatting options.
Features
- Generate time-based v1, random v4 or namespace-based v5 UUIDs.
- Generate up to 500 identifiers with optional sorting and deduplication.
- Choose letter case, hyphens, braces or URN formatting.
- Inspect version and variant fields; copy or download generated identifiers.
How to use
- Choose v1, v4 or v5 and set the count.
- For a single repeatable v5 example, choose DNS namespace and enter example.com as the name.
- Choose the required formatting and generate. For v5 batches, account for the name suffixes.
- Copy or download the identifiers; use the inspector for format checks, not as a uniqueness guarantee.