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UUID v4 — Fully Random

122 bits of cryptographic randomness. Ideal for most use cases where temporal ordering doesn't matter. Industry standard, supported everywhere.

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UUID v7 — Timestamp-Sortable New · RFC 9562

Encodes a 48-bit Unix millisecond timestamp in the most-significant bits, making v7 UUIDs naturally sortable by creation time. Better for database primary keys (reduces index fragmentation).

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↑ First 12 chars encode the timestamp — UUIDs generated later will always sort higher.

  • Cryptographically secure via crypto.getRandomValues()
  • v7 supports natural time-based ordering
  • Generate up to 100 UUIDs at once
  • One-click copy for individual or all UUIDs
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