UUIDs (Universally Unique Identifiers) are special codes used to identify things in a unique way. Below, you can find different types of UUID generators. Each one works a little differently, but all of them help create unique IDs for your projects. Click on any link to generate and customize your own UUIDs!
- UUID V1 Generator: This UUID is based on time and machine data. It uses the current time and a node (like your device's MAC address) to create a unique ID.
- UUID V3 Generator: This version creates a UUID by combining a namespace with a name, using the MD5 hash. It's a good choice when you need consistent IDs for the same inputs.
- UUID V4 Generator: The most random type of UUID. This one is created by generating random numbers, making it highly unpredictable and unique.
- UUID V5 Generator: Similar to V3, but instead of MD5, it uses a SHA-1 hash to combine the namespace and name. It's useful for generating stable and unique IDs.
- UUID V6 Generator: This is an updated version of V1. It reorders the timestamp to improve sorting while still using time-based data.
- UUID V7 Generator: A newer version that focuses on creating unique IDs using timestamps, which are perfect for tracking things in order.
- UUID Max Generator: This tool generates the maximum possible UUID. It can be useful for testing or special cases where you need the largest unique ID.
- UUID Nil Generator: A nil UUID is a special type with all zeros. It's often used as a placeholder or for testing purposes.
Each tool lets you customize the UUID to fit your needs. Click on the links to start generating your unique identifiers!