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UUID Generator

Generate cryptographically secure version 4 UUIDs instantly.

Generate cryptographically secure version 4 UUIDs instantly.

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UUID Generator

UseDaily's free online UUID generator creates cryptographically random version 4 UUIDs (Universally Unique Identifiers) instantly in your browser. Use them for database primary keys, test fixtures, API mocks, or any system that requires globally unique identifiers.

How to Use

Click the Refresh UUID button to generate a new UUID. The output is ready to copy with one click. Each generation creates a fresh, cryptographically random v4 UUID.

Who Is This For?

1

Backend Developers

Generate primary keys, correlation IDs, and idempotency tokens for APIs.

2

Frontend Developers

Create temporary IDs for UI state, drag-and-drop keys, and mock data.

3

QA Engineers

Produce unique test identifiers for test cases and fixtures.

Key Features

v4 UUIDs

Generates cryptographically random RFC 4122 version 4 UUIDs on every click.

One-Click Copy

Copy the generated UUID to your clipboard instantly without selecting text.

No Server Required

UUID generation uses the browser's crypto API — no network requests needed.

Privacy Focused

All processing happens in your browser. Your data is never sent to any server.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. UseDaily's UUID generator is completely free to use with no account needed.
Yes. v4 UUIDs use 122 bits of randomness from the browser's secure crypto API, making collisions statistically impossible.
UUIDs are used as unique identifiers for database records, API resources, sessions, and any system where globally unique IDs are required.
UUID and GUID are the same thing — GUID is Microsoft's term for UUID. Both refer to the same 128-bit identifier standard.