UUID Generator

What this tool does

This tool creates version 4 UUIDs, universally unique identifiers built from random values. A UUID is a 128-bit label written as 36 characters in the familiar 8-4-4-4-12 pattern, for example f47ac10b-58cc-4372-a567-0e02b2c3d479. Version 4 means the value is almost entirely random, so the chance of two generated UUIDs colliding is vanishingly small. You can generate a single UUID or produce many at once when you need to seed a database or a batch of records.

How to use it

Open the tool and a UUID appears right away. Click to generate a new one, or enter how many you need and create a whole list in a single step. Every value is ready to copy with one click, so you can drop it straight into your code, a config file or a spreadsheet.

• Generate one UUID or many at once
• Copy any value with a single click
• Produce a clean list for bulk use
• Runs fully in the browser, nothing is sent to a server

Why it matters

UUIDs are used everywhere in modern software. Developers rely on them for database primary keys, API request IDs, file names, session tokens, event tracking and distributed systems where two machines need to create identifiers without coordinating. Because a version 4 UUID is generated from random data, different services can mint their own IDs at the same time with essentially no risk of a clash. Generating them locally in your browser keeps the process fast and private, which is helpful when you are working with identifiers tied to real records. This free tool is offered by Digzy Technology, a software studio in Bali, Indonesia that builds websites, stores and apps.