AxelBase Exporter
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Bulk UUID Generator
Privacy-first • No tracking • Client-sideAbout Bulk UUID Exporter
The Bulk UUID Exporter is a free, open-source, 100% client-side web utility that instantly generates up to 10,000 standards-compliant version-4 UUIDs and exports them as clean CSV or JSON — all without ever leaving your browser.
Built for **developers**, database administrators, QA engineers, and anyone who regularly needs realistic unique identifiers, this tool removes every unnecessary barrier. No accounts. No installations. No rate limits. No data collection. Just open the page, type a number, and download perfect UUIDs in under five seconds.
Every UUID is created using the browser’s native `crypto.randomUUID()` function, which taps directly into your operating system’s **cryptographically secure random number generator**. This ensures Version-4 UUIDs with 122 bits of entropy and a collision probability so low it is considered impossible in practice.
Privacy is the core architecture. Because the entire application is static and runs exclusively in your browser, **nothing is ever transmitted to a server**. Your generated identifiers never touch the network. There are no analytics, no tracking pixels, and no server logs.
Whether you’re offline on a plane, working in a secure environment where external API calls are blocked, or simply value absolute data sovereignty, Bulk UUID Exporter works exactly the same: instantly, privately, and reliably.
Open source • MIT licensed • Self-hostable • Forever free
How to Use Bulk UUID Exporter
Enter the Quantity
Type any number between 1 and 10,000 in the input field above. The field validates input in real time and gracefully handles invalid entries.
Click Generate
One click triggers the browser’s native Web Crypto API to produce true random v4 UUIDs, typically completing in 1–3 seconds even at maximum volume.
Download Your File
Choose **Download CSV** or **Download JSON**. Both files are created on-the-fly using Blob URLs and downloaded immediately. No server round-trip.
Frequently Asked Questions
crypto.randomUUID(), which sources 122 bits of cryptographically secure randomness directly from your operating system. The collision probability is approximately 1 in $2^122$ — far lower than winning the lottery multiple times in a row. Major databases and cloud providers consider v4 UUIDs safe as primary keys without additional checks.