What is a UUID?
A UUID is a widely used unique identifier format. It is useful when mock records need realistic IDs without relying on sequential numbers.
Generate UUIDs for mock users, orders, products, records, and other fixture identifiers.
Choose how many UUIDs to create for mock records.
Generated UUIDs are ready to copy into fixtures or seed data.
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A UUID is a widely used unique identifier format. It is useful when mock records need realistic IDs without relying on sequential numbers.
Use UUIDs for user IDs, order IDs, product IDs, session IDs, primary keys, and any fixture field that should look globally unique.
Yes. Set the count, choose whether to uppercase the values, and generate up to 100 UUIDs in one batch.
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