Generate fictional names, emails, phones, addresses and UUIDs by count and columns — export as CSV / TSV / JSON / SQL
It generates realistic-but-fictional sample data — names, email addresses, phone numbers, addresses, birthdays, UUIDs and more — in the count and columns you choose. It is handy for development, testing, demos, UI checks and seeding databases with dummy/sample data. You can output, copy and download the result as CSV, TSV, JSON or SQL (INSERT statements).
No. Names, addresses and other values are randomly combined fictional data with no relation to real people or companies. Everything runs in your browser and the result is never sent to or stored on a server. That said, an accidental match with real values cannot be fully ruled out, so please review before publishing or distributing.
CSV (comma-separated), TSV (tab-separated), JSON (array of objects) and SQL (INSERT statements). CSV/TSV let you toggle the header row. Numbers and booleans keep their types in JSON/SQL. You can import the output into Excel, spreadsheets or a database.