Bompit
UUID Generator
Generate random UUID v4 identifiers locally in your browser. Your generated UUIDs stay on your device.
What is a UUID?
UUID means Universally Unique Identifier. It uses a 128-bit identifier format and is commonly used for IDs that can be generated independently without relying on a central sequential counter.
Example: 550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000
UUIDs are commonly used for database or entity identifiers, API resources, events or messages, files or objects, and distributed systems.
Why UUID v4?
UUID v4 identifiers are random-based and useful when independently generated opaque identifiers are desired. When generated correctly, the probability of a collision is extremely small, but collisions are not impossible.
Bompit generates UUIDs locally in your browser and does not send generated UUIDs to Bompit.
UUID versions
- v4 — random identifiers — supported by this tool
- v7 — time-ordered identifiers
- v3/v5 — deterministic namespace/name identifiers
- v1 — time/node-based UUIDs