Random String Generator
Generate random strings with custom length, character sets, and options. Support for passwords, UUIDs, hex, and more.
🔤 What is Random String Generation?
Random string generation creates unique, unpredictable character sequences for various security and development needs. Uses cryptographically secure algorithms for maximum randomness.
- Cryptographic: Secure random number generation
- Customizable: Choose length and character sets
- Presets: Quick templates for common uses
- Client-Side: All processing in browser
🔠 Character Sets
Uppercase (A-Z)
26 capital letters
Lowercase (a-z)
26 lowercase letters
Numbers (0-9)
10 digits
Symbols
Special characters for security
💡 Use Cases
- API Keys: Secure authentication tokens
- Session IDs: Unique user session identifiers
- Passwords: Strong password generation
- Testing: Mock data for development
- Database Keys: Unique record identifiers
- Codes: Promo codes, vouchers, coupons
🚀 How to Use the Random String Generator
- Choose a preset (Password, UUID-like, Base64, Hexadecimal, Numbers) or configure your own character options.
- Set the desired string length and the number of strings you want to generate.
- Toggle options such as symbols, exclude similar characters (0O1lI), or add a custom character set to override everything else.
- Click “Generate Strings” to create the strings instantly in your browser.
- Copy individual results, copy all with one click, or change the output format (comma, line, space, JSON) for export.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
How random are the generated strings?
Strings are created using the browser’s cryptographically secure random number generator (Crypto.getRandomValues). This provides high-quality randomness suitable for passwords, tokens, and secure IDs.
Can I generate multiple strings at once?
Yes. Use the “Number of Strings” option to create up to 100 strings in a single click. Results can be copied individually or exported in bulk in comma, line, space, or JSON formats.
What presets should I use for different scenarios?
Use the Password preset for secure credentials, UUID-like for 32-character identifiers, Hexadecimal for hashes or color codes, and Base64 for interoperability with APIs. You can also define a fully custom character set.
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