Modern RFC 9562 UUID v7 Support
Generate high-performance, time-ordered UUID v7 tokens ideal for primary keys in PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and MongoDB without database B-Tree index fragmentation.
Generate cryptographically secure UUID v4 and time-ordered UUID v7 identifiers in bulk. Customize hyphens, uppercase/lowercase, quotes, and JSON array formatting with instant copy.
Generate secure Version 4 (random) and Version 7 (time-ordered) UUIDs with custom batch formatting and live inspection.
Optional. One draft per tool, stored in this browser only. Saving replaces the previous copy; restoring replaces the current content. Do not use on a shared device. Clearing browser data removes it.
Select your desired UUID version: Version 4 (cryptographically random) or Version 7 (Unix Epoch time-ordered).
Choose how many UUIDs to generate in bulk (from 1 up to 500 at once).
Customize formatting options including uppercase/lowercase, canonical hyphens, surrounding quotes, or JSON array layout.
Click "Generate UUIDs" to produce fresh identifiers, or use the "Validate & Inspect" tab to decode and extract timestamps from existing UUIDs.
Copy individual UUIDs or click "Copy All" / "Download" to export the generated batch.
Generate high-performance, time-ordered UUID v7 tokens ideal for primary keys in PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and MongoDB without database B-Tree index fragmentation.
All random bytes are created directly in your browser using the secure window.crypto engine, ensuring zero predictable sequences or collisions.
Instantly switch between canonical hyphenated, compact 32-character hex, braces format, single/double quotes, or formatted SQL IN and JSON array clauses.
Inspect any pasted UUID to verify RFC 4122 / 9562 compliance, extract the exact embedded timestamp from v1 and v7 UUIDs, and detect version and variant bytes.
UUID v4 is entirely pseudo-random (122 random bits), providing maximum entropy. UUID v7 combines a 48-bit millisecond Unix Epoch timestamp with 74 random bits. This allows UUID v7 to be naturally sortable by creation time, drastically improving database index insert speeds and avoiding table fragmentation.
GUID (Globally Unique Identifier) is Microsoft’s implementation of the standard UUID (Universally Unique Identifier) defined by RFC 4122. They share the same 128-bit structure and hex format. GUIDs are sometimes rendered with enclosing braces (e.g. {xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx}).
The probability of a collision in UUID v4 is approximately 1 in 2^122 (roughly 1 in 5.3 x 10^36). Generating 1 billion UUIDs per second for 100 years would yield an infinitesimal chance of generating a single duplicate.
No. UsefulGo’s UUID Generator operates 100% locally in your browser using the standard Web Crypto API. No generated UUIDs or inspected strings are transmitted over the network or logged anywhere.
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