UUID Bulk Generator -- Thousands of v4 or v7 IDs

Generate UUIDs in Bulk

Generate one UUID or thousands at once for database seeds, test fixtures, import files, or API payloads. Choose UUID version, output format, and casing, then copy or download the full result.

How This Tool Works

UUIDs are 128-bit identifiers designed to be unique without coordination between systems. This generator uses the browser Web Crypto API to produce secure random bytes and then applies UUID version and variant bits according to modern standards.

For UUID v4, most bits are random. For UUID v7, the first 48 bits contain the Unix timestamp in milliseconds, then random bits fill the remainder. That means v7 IDs generally sort by creation time while still preserving strong uniqueness characteristics. When you are importing records into databases or message queues, v7 often produces better index locality than fully random v4.

Output formatting is intentionally flexible so you can paste directly into SQL statements, CSV files, JSON payloads, seed scripts, or test fixtures without extra editing. Everything runs locally in your browser, so no IDs leave your device.

Examples

47d35b7f-a8aa-4857-a14f-538cb4d5c6ff
e8108cc8-24f4-49f9-a3d4-760019e03f5f
38dc53c9-4ad4-4abb-8798-98ce4514b192

[
  "01951ab7-e1a1-7a2c-b6ea-7e8b4d0994ae",
  "01951ab7-e1a2-71d3-9662-f7fddce7f0e5"
]

About UUID Bulk Generation

Bulk UUID generation is common in engineering workflows: staging synthetic datasets, creating import templates, preparing queue message IDs, and testing idempotency behavior in APIs. In these cases, manually generating one value at a time is slow and error-prone. A batch-oriented tool saves time and keeps your workflow deterministic.

Choosing the right version matters. Use v4 when you need a random identifier with no embedded timing data. Use v7 when insertion order or chronological sort behavior is useful, such as event logs, append-heavy tables, and distributed tracing records. The tradeoff is that v7 encodes timestamp information, which is great for ordering but reveals when a value was generated.

This page is designed for practical developer output, not just a single demo value. You can switch casing, remove hyphens for compact formats, quote each item, and choose line, CSV, or JSON layouts. The result box is intentionally monospace and copy/download actions are one click so the output can move directly into your editor, migration script, spreadsheet, or API tool.

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