Cryptographic randomness
Modern browsers use crypto.randomUUID when available, with a crypto.getRandomValues fallback. DevCrate does not rely on Math.random for UUID generation.
Generate secure UUID v4 values with browser-native cryptographic randomness.
RFC 4122 variant • UUID version 4
Tool documentation
Create RFC-compatible random identifiers for databases, fixtures, tests, and distributed systems without calling an identifier API.
Conversion runs locally in your browser.
Your tool input is never uploaded or logged.
Input stays on your device and is not persisted.
Select how many UUID v4 values you need. Small and larger development batches can be generated without a server request.
Create a fresh batch with browser-native cryptographic randomness and RFC-compatible UUID version and variant bits.
Copy the full batch to your clipboard or download newline-separated UUIDs for fixtures, migrations, and local development.
Modern browsers use crypto.randomUUID when available, with a crypto.getRandomValues fallback. DevCrate does not rely on Math.random for UUID generation.
UUID v4 reserves specific bits for the version and RFC variant. The remaining random bits create an enormous identifier space suitable for ordinary application identifiers.
Random UUID collisions are extraordinarily unlikely, but not mathematically impossible. Systems that require absolute uniqueness should still enforce a unique database constraint.
UUID generation uses browser-native cryptographic randomness. Generated identifiers stay in this tab unless you copy or download them. No UUID batch is uploaded or persisted by DevCrate.