Generators
Generators — 10 free browser-based developer tools including UUID Generator, Hash ID Generator and Dummy Data Generator. Everything runs locally with no signup or uploads, so your data stays private and results are instant.
How to Use
- 1Adjust the visual controls— Drag the sliders and handles for a gradient, a box shadow, a border radius or a flexbox layout; the preview updates on every change so you can tune the value by eye.
- 2Copy the generated code— Each generator writes the CSS itself, ready to paste into a stylesheet, and the QR code, favicon and SVG wave generators export a file you can drop into the project.
- 3Produce identifiers and fixtures in bulk— Generate a batch of UUIDs or short Hash IDs in one click, or build dummy records as JSON or CSV to fill a table while testing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Use v7 when the value becomes a primary key: it starts with a millisecond timestamp, so new rows land next to each other in a B-tree index instead of scattering across random pages. Stay with v4 when the identifier must reveal nothing about creation time, such as a public share token.
Yes. Both use crypto.getRandomValues(), the browser's cryptographically secure generator, rather than Math.random(). The Password Generator also reports entropy in bits so you can see whether the length and character set you picked is actually strong.
Yes. The gradient, box-shadow, border-radius and flexbox generators output standard CSS next to a live preview, and the properties they produce need no vendor prefixes in current browsers. The SVG Wave Generator hands you both the SVG markup and the CSS needed to use it as a background.