Create UUID v4 identifiers locally with the browser cryptographic API and practical bulk-formatting controls.
Generate one or many random UUID version 4 identifiers with case, hyphen and wrapping controls, then copy or download them.
A UUID is a 128-bit identifier commonly used for database records, distributed systems, API objects and other resources that need identifiers without a central counter.
Version 4 UUIDs are random identifiers with specific version and variant bits. Toolmera uses crypto.randomUUID() when available and a Web Crypto byte fallback when needed.
Generate up to 1,000 values per batch, keep or remove standard hyphens, switch letter case and wrap the output as plain lines, quoted values, braces or a JSON array.
Formatting changes only the text representation; the underlying generated UUID values stay the same until you generate a new batch.
Open the tool and select the mode or options that match your task.
Provide the inputs required for the result.
Check the calculation, assumptions and supporting output shown by Toolmera.
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Toolmera generates random UUID version 4 identifiers only.
Yes. The current batch control supports from 1 to 1,000 UUIDs.
Yes. Toggle standard hyphens off if your target system expects a compact hexadecimal representation.
No. UUID generation in this tool runs in the browser with the Web Crypto API.