Generate realistic fake records for testing — person, address, internet, company, finance, and more. Export as JSON or CSV, free and instant.
Pick a category, choose fields, and generate — then copy or export instantly.
The Record Generator creates realistic-looking test data across multiple categories, so you can populate databases, mock APIs, and UI prototypes without using real personal information. Choose a category — Person, Address, Internet, Company, Finance, or Misc — pick which fields you want, and generate up to 500 records at once. Need a mix of everything? The "All" tab combines every field from every category into a single record, useful for seeding a realistic-looking test user profile in one shot. All data is generated entirely in your browser using randomized values — nothing is sent to a server, and no API keys or rate limits are involved. Output is available as formatted JSON or downloadable CSV, ready to drop into a test database, spreadsheet, or mock API response. Note: financial fields (credit card numbers, IBANs, account numbers) are randomly generated test values only — they are not valid, real, or Luhn-checked numbers and should never be used to represent real payment instruments.
No. Every value — names, emails, addresses, phone numbers, and more — is randomly generated from generic word lists and number ranges. It does not reference or resemble any real individual, and no personal data is collected or stored.
No. Finance-category values are random test strings formatted to look like a credit card or IBAN, but they are not valid, real, or usable for any transaction. Use them only for UI testing and form validation, never for actual payments.
Up to 500 records per generation. If you need more, you can generate multiple batches and combine the exported files.
You can copy the output as formatted JSON, or download it as a JSON file or CSV file for use in spreadsheets, databases, or test scripts.
Each category tab (Person, Address, Internet, Company, Finance, Misc) generates records with only that category's fields. The "All" tab combines fields from every category into a single record, useful when you want one realistic-looking profile with a name, address, and contact info all together.
No. All generation happens locally in your browser using JavaScript — nothing is transmitted, logged, or stored anywhere.