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UUID Generator

Create identifiers in different UUID versions or ULID format for use in databases or distributed systems. Bulk generation speeds up testing and demo setups.

Utilityv1.0.0

UUID Generator

Generate cryptographically secure UUIDs and unique identifiers. Supports v4, v7, v1, ULID, Nil, and Max: with bulk generation and instant copy.

Type / Standard

Format

Count

max 100

5 5 IDs · UUID v4

199cedb4b-b2f2-47cc-9775-165585de8d2d
21246bde1-1c8a-4706-8fc7-855e6a8b3330
3f975af60-1105-48d2-85b6-72752cf95518
4481b254f-1e00-4571-a25a-31be23e975da
563ae7dc1-2962-4789-be53-9c362b857da8

Stats

5Generated
UUID v4Standard
36ID Length
CSPRNGEntropy

Multiple Standards

Generate UUID v4 (random), v7 (time-ordered), v1 (time-based), ULID, Nil, and Max identifiers from a single tool.

Bulk Generation

Generate up to 100 unique IDs at once and download them as a plain text file or copy the entire batch to clipboard.

Crypto-Safe & Local

v4 and v7 use the browser's crypto.randomUUID() and getRandomValues() APIs. No IDs are ever sent to a server.

Guide

How to Generate UUIDs

1

Pick a Version

Choose from UUID v4 (random), v7 (time-ordered random), v1 (time-based), ULID, Nil, or Max.

2

Set Format & Count

Select your preferred output format (lowercase, UPPERCASE, {BRACES}, or no-hyphens) and how many IDs you need.

3

Generate

Click Generate or press the refresh button on any individual ID to regenerate it. Results appear instantly.

4

Copy or Download

Copy a single ID, copy the whole batch, or download all IDs as a .txt file: ready for your database or code.

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Use Cases

Who Needs UUID Generation?

Backend Developers

Generate primary keys for database rows, event IDs, and idempotency keys without a database round-trip.

Frontend Developers

Produce stable keys for React lists, drag-and-drop items, and locally-created records before they reach the API.

Data Engineers

Use UUID v7 or ULID for time-sortable IDs that are compatible with both chronological ordering and distributed systems.

QA Engineers

Generate unique test fixture IDs, session tokens, and correlation IDs for structured test suites.

DevOps & SREs

Create idempotency tokens for infrastructure provisioning scripts, Terraform resources, and deployment pipelines.

Game Developers

Assign UUIDs to game entities, save files, lobby sessions, and match IDs without a central ID service.

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Comparison

Endless Forge vs Other UUID Tools

Multiple standards, bulk export, and crypto-safe: runs entirely in your browser.

Feature
Other Toolsaverage
Endless Forge✦ This website
UUID v4, v7, v1 support
Sometimes
Yes
ULID, Nil, and Max
No
Yes
Bulk generation up to 100
Sometimes
Yes
Download as .txt file
No
Yes
Crypto-safe randomness
No
Yes
Free to use
Limited
Yes
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Every ID standard in one place

The Endless Forge UUID Generator covers the full spectrum of modern unique identifier standards. UUID v4 is the go-to for fully random IDs; v7 adds a millisecond timestamp prefix for natural database ordering; v1 is the original time-based standard; ULID combines timestamp sortability with Crockford Base32 encoding. All generation uses the browser's cryptographically secure APIs.
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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

UUID v4 is entirely random. UUID v7 embeds a Unix millisecond timestamp in the first 48 bits, making IDs naturally sortable by creation time: valuable for database indexes.
UUID v1 is time-based: it combines the current timestamp with the MAC address of the generating machine, making v1 UUIDs sortable chronologically. UUID v4 is randomly generated: 122 bits of randomness with no relationship to time or machine identity. This is the most commonly used version. UUID v5 is namespace-based: it generates a deterministic UUID from a namespace identifier and a name using SHA-1 hashing. For generating strong random passwords or passphrases rather than identifiers, the Password Generator is purpose-built for that use case.
Yes. UUID v4 is widely used as a primary key in PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MongoDB. UUID v7 and ULID are better choices for high-throughput tables because their time-prefix reduces B-tree index fragmentation.
Yes. The bulk generation feature lets you generate dozens or hundreds of UUIDs in a single operation. All IDs are displayed in a list and can be copied as a newline-separated batch. This is useful for pre-generating test data, seeding a database with sample records, or generating batches of identifiers for a migration script. For encoding generated UUIDs to Base64 for use in URL-safe tokens, the Base64 Encoder handles that conversion in one step.
For UUID v4, the probability of a collision is astronomically small: roughly 1 in 5.3 × 10³⁶ for any two IDs. In practice, UUID v4 collisions are considered impossible for realistic workloads.
Never. All generation uses the browser's native crypto.randomUUID() and crypto.getRandomValues() APIs. No IDs or usage data ever leave your browser.

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