Secure identifiers, generated locally.
Choose UUID v4 for random identifiers or UUID v7 for time-ordered database keys.
PRIVATE BROWSER TOOL
Generate secure UUID v4 or time-ordered v7 values. Nothing is uploaded.
Choose UUID v4 for random identifiers or UUID v7 for time-ordered database keys.
GENERATOR TOOLS · LOCAL PROCESSING
The UUID Generator creates one or many standards-shaped identifiers with the browser's cryptographic random source. Choose v4 for random IDs or v7 when time ordering can improve index locality in supported systems.
COMMON USES
THREE STEPS
PRIVACY
The operation runs on your device and does not require the input to be uploaded. Copy and download actions happen only when you choose them. Avoid treating encoded output as encryption, and follow your own security requirements for confidential data.
WORKED EXAMPLE
Version: UUID v4
Count: 1
Uppercase: off
No hyphens: off550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000This is an illustrative v4-shaped identifier, not a value to reuse as a unique ID. Generated results change each time.
METHOD & LIMITS
UUID v4 uses crypto.randomUUID when available, otherwise cryptographic random bytes. UUID v7 combines a millisecond timestamp with cryptographic random bytes and the version/variant bits.
UUID v7 exposes creation time and is not guaranteed to be ordered within the same millisecond. UUIDs are identifiers, not authentication tokens, and no absolute uniqueness guarantee is offered.
References: UUID versions and layouts (RFC 9562)
PRACTICAL NOTES
Use v4 for widely supported random identifiers; consider v7 when your storage system benefits from time ordering.
No finite random system offers an absolute guarantee, but properly generated UUIDs have an extremely low collision probability.