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Generators

Create a UUID as a record ID, a NanoID or ULID when you want a shorter or time-sortable ID, a random password or a word passphrase, dummy JSON and lorem text, a QR code, dice and other random picks, or a spin-wheel winner. A UUID is an identifier. A password is a secret.

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UUIDs are not passwords

A UUID is a public identifier (random, time-based, or derived from a name). A password is a secret. Use a UUID in a database key or a filename. Use a password only where you need confidentiality. A passphrase is the memorable-word form of that secret. NanoID and ULID sit with the other ID generators. They are still identifiers, not login secrets.

Random picks

Random integers, dice, coins, yes or no text, teams, and the list picker use Web Crypto. The spin wheel and yes or no wheel are the same kind of fair pick with a canvas wheel. Lottery-style lines are an example range you can change, not an official draw.

Dummy data and visuals

Dummy data covers lorem ipsum, sample JSON, sample CSV, and invented names. Encode a URL as a local SVG QR code, expand a hex color into a small palette, emit a two-stop CSS gradient, or draw a labeled placeholder SVG. Those pages do not call an external QR API and do not build a full design system.

IDs, passwords, random, dummy data, and visuals