UUID generator
Gumawa ng UUID
Tumatakbo sa iyong browser · Walang upload
Nasa Ingles pa sa ngayon ang tool na ito at ang mga tagubilin sa pahinang ito. Pareho itong gumagana: lahat ay tumatakbo sa iyong browser.
Version 4 is 122 random bits from your browser's secure random generator: the usual choice. Version 7 starts with the time, so new IDs sort after older ones, which keeps database indexes fast.
Inspect a UUID
Masyadong luma ang iyong browser para patakbuhin ang tool na ito. Paki-update ito, o gumamit ng kasalukuyang bersyon ng Chrome, Edge, Firefox o Safari.
- Walang umaalis sa iyong device
- Walang limitasyon sa laki mula sa server
- Walang sign-up, walang watermark
- Libre
How to generate UUIDs
- Choose version 4 (random) or version 7 (time-ordered) and how many.
- Pick the format: uppercase, without hyphens, braces, a JSON array or a quoted list.
- Copy or download them.
Version 4 or version 7?
- Version 4: 122 random bits. The usual choice, with no information about when or where it was made.
- Version 7 (RFC 9562): starts with the time in milliseconds, so new IDs sort after old ones. That keeps database indexes compact and fast. UUIDs made in the same millisecond still sort in order.
Inspect a UUID
Paste any UUID to see its version and variant, and for time-based versions (1, 6 and 7) when it was created.
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Can two UUIDs ever be the same?
In theory, but the chance is so small it never matters in practice: you would need to make billions per second for many years. They come from your browser's cryptographically secure random generator.
Are the UUIDs stored anywhere?
No. They are made in your browser and disappear when you close the page.