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Bulk UUID / GUID Generator & Inspector - 100% Client-Side

Generate thousands of random UUID v4 and time-ordered RFC 9562 UUID v7 identifiers with custom formatting, bulk export, and deep timestamp inspection.

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Why Choose VicanTool

Key Features & Performance Capabilities

Modern UUID v7 & v4 Standards

Generate standard random UUID v4 or modern RFC 9562 UUID v7 with embedded 48-bit millisecond timestamps for high-performance database indexing.

Deep UUID Inspector & Parser

Parse existing UUIDs to extract the exact embedded timestamp, version, variant, and hexadecimal subfields.

Flexible Bulk Formatting Options

Generate 1 to 10,000 UUIDs with uppercase/lowercase toggle, hyphen strip, curly braces wrap, quotes wrap, and comma delimiters.

Multi-Format Instant Export

Download generated UUID batches directly as TXT, JSON array, or CSV format with a single click.

Step-by-Step Tutorial

How to Use UUID / GUID Generator & Inspector

1

Choose UUID Standard

Select UUID v4 for pure randomness, UUID v7 for time-ordered database primary keys, or NIL UUID for testing.

2

Set Quantity & Formatting

Pick how many identifiers to generate (up to 10,000) and customize formatting (uppercase, hyphens, braces, quotes).

3

Generate Batch

Click 'Regenerate New Batch' to immediately produce fresh cryptographically random identifiers.

4

Copy or Export

Copy all generated UUIDs to your clipboard or download them as TXT, CSV, or JSON files.

Understanding UUID Standards: UUID v4 vs Modern UUID v7

The Advantage of Time-Ordered UUID v7 (RFC 9562)

Traditional UUID v4 identifiers are completely random, which causes severe B-tree index fragmentation and performance degradation when used as primary keys in relational databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite). UUID v7 solves this problem by embedding a 48-bit Unix epoch millisecond timestamp at the beginning of the identifier, making IDs naturally sortable by creation time while maintaining cryptographic uniqueness.

Cryptographic Entropy & Uniqueness

VicanTools utilizes window.crypto.getRandomValues() to supply high-entropy cryptographically secure pseudorandom numbers (CSPRNG). This eliminates the predictability risks associated with Math.random() and guarantees collision resistance across distributed systems.

Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

UUID v4 is entirely random (122 bits of randomness). UUID v7 begins with a 48-bit millisecond timestamp followed by random bits, creating time-ordered identifiers that prevent database B-Tree index fragmentation while retaining global uniqueness.
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