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UUID generator

Generate unique, cryptographically strong version 4 UUIDs for database keys and session identifiers.

UUID Version

Generator Controls

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Enter a value between 1 and 1000. The output panel updates when you generate a new batch.

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Choose a version and press Generate UUIDs to fill this panel.

Mode: v4 RandomQuantity: 10Sample set: Default

How this tool is meant to help

Generate unique, cryptographically strong version 4 UUIDs for database keys and session identifiers. This page keeps one task in focus so you can move from input to output without jumping between tabs.

Typical workflow

Start with clean source data, review the live result, and export only after the output matches your goal.

Quality checks

Look for edge cases, confirm the formatting, and compare the result with a related utility when you need a second pass.

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RFC 4122 v4

Version 4 UUIDs are generated from cryptographically strong random bytes. They are the safest default when you want identifiers that are effectively unpredictable.

Client-side by design

Version 1 UUIDs combine a timestamp, a sequence value, and a node identifier. This browser implementation generates that node id in-session so hardware MAC details are not exposed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between UUID v4 and v1?expand_more
UUID v4 is random and is the best default when you want unpredictable identifiers. UUID v1 is time-based and can be useful when you want a sequence-friendly identifier that still stays unique.
Are these UUIDs safe for production?expand_more
Yes. Generation happens locally in your browser. Version 4 uses browser crypto APIs for random bytes, and version 1 avoids exposing a hardware MAC address.