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UUID Generator

Generate one or more version 4 (random) UUIDs.

Every UUID generated here is version 4 — fully random, not derived from your device, timestamp, or MAC address.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Version 4 (random) — 122 bits of randomness, the most commonly used UUID type for general-purpose unique IDs.

Up to 20 per request — generate again for more.

Practically no — with 122 random bits, the odds of a collision are astronomically small even across billions of UUIDs.