MMaxTools

UUID Generator

Generate multiple UUIDv4 identifiers instantly — uppercase or hyphen-free.

The UUID Generator creates version-4 (random) UUIDs on demand — the universally unique identifiers used for database keys, API entities, tracking events and session ids. Generate one or a hundred at a time, with options for uppercase output and hyphen-free format.

A UUIDv4 is a 128-bit value built from cryptographically strong randomness, formatted as 8-4-4-4-12 hex digits. Version 4 means the version nibble is always 4 and the variant bits follow RFC 4122, so every value is instantly recognizable and effectively unique — collisions require roughly 2⁷¹ generations on average, beyond any realistic dataset.

Generation uses crypto.randomUUID where available (all modern browsers) with a standards-compliant fallback, runs entirely locally, and includes copy buttons for individual ids plus copy-all for the whole batch.

5 UUIDv4 values

8994e60d-9d21-488a-a6b4-f9cfe5b4d07f
c5bdfe0b-1524-4971-96e5-7d9b8b149601
1717c832-c5e6-4c2d-8feb-1b91f1a1123f
1e452ac7-4a65-4479-93c6-2ab6a48b8398
b79715e4-5087-4ce4-b625-7f812a800b40

How to use the UUID Generator

  1. Choose how many UUIDs you need (1–100).
  2. Toggle uppercase and/or remove hyphens if your system requires it.
  3. Click Generate (or adjust options to auto-refresh).
  4. Copy individual values with their copy buttons.
  5. Use 'Copy all' for the complete list, one per line.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a UUID and a GUID?

None technically — GUID is Microsoft's name for the same RFC 4122 format. Both describe the 36-character, hyphenated 128-bit identifiers this generator produces.

How unique is a random UUID really?

Very. Version-4 UUIDs have 122 random bits, so the chance of a collision across a billion generated values is astronomically small (around 10⁻¹⁸). No registry or central server is needed — each machine generates them independently.

Why would I remove the hyphens?

Some storage systems, legacy schemas and API conventions prefer the compact 32-character hex form without hyphens. The same UUID content is represented either way; this generator gives you both formats on demand.