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UUIDGenerator

Generate a ready-to-paste CSV column of random v4 UUIDs — entirely in your browser, with nothing sent to a server.

01 · How it works

Three steps, then done.

Pick a column name, how many UUIDs you need, and a format. The generator builds an RFC-4122 v4 UUID per row and returns a clean CSV you can download or copy.

1

Name the column and set the count

Type the header you want (defaults to id) and how many UUIDs to produce. Counts are capped at 10,000 rows to keep generation instant.

2

Choose a format

Standard v4 is lowercase with dashes. Switch to uppercase for systems that expect it, or no-dashes for a compact 32-character hex string.

3

Generate and export

Each row is a fresh, unique v4 UUID. Copy the CSV or download it — generation happens locally using your browser's crypto API.

02 · Why ours

Why use thisUUID generator

A focused tool for producing identifier columns without spreadsheets, scripts, or a network round-trip.

  • 1

    Cryptographically strong

    Uses crypto.randomUUID() when your browser supports it, falling back to crypto.getRandomValues for genuinely random version-4 identifiers.

  • 2

    100% client-side

    No data leaves your machine. The generator runs as static JavaScript, so the UUIDs you create are never transmitted or logged.

  • 3

    CSV-ready output

    Output is valid RFC-4180 CSV with a header row, so it pastes cleanly into spreadsheets, databases, and seed scripts.

  • 4

    Format flexibility

    Match whatever your target system expects: lowercase dashed, uppercase, or dashless 32-character hex.

"Every row is a fresh RFC-4122 version-4 UUID, generated locally and never sent anywhere."
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03 · FAQ

uuid generator questions.

What kind of UUIDs does this generate?
Random RFC-4122 version-4 UUIDs. The version and variant bits are set correctly, and the remaining bits come from your browser's cryptographic random source.
Version-4 UUIDs draw from 122 random bits, making collisions astronomically unlikely. For practical purposes within a single export, treat each generated value as unique.
No. Generation is entirely client-side in your browser. No UUIDs, options, or output are uploaded, stored, or logged anywhere.
Up to 10,000 per run. The count is clamped to keep the tool responsive; run it again for additional batches.
Yes. The format selector offers standard lowercase-dashed, uppercase, and a no-dashes mode that outputs a compact 32-character hex string.