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This tool can generate up to 250,000 unique random codes at a time. Not logged in, it's limited to 1000 codes per batch. If you own a Random Code Generator account, it can generate an unlimited amount of codes in batches of 250.000 each! The generated codes can be used for passwords, promotional codes, sweepstakes, serial numbers and much more. If you need help to determine your settings, you might find our page with example codes useful.

Generate using charactersetX

This generates codes of a given length consisting of the selected charactersets.
It is possible to specify extra characters that will be used in the code generation. Each extra character will be used for the codes, so don't use spaces or commas to seperate the characters.

Generation options

Codes to generate is the number of codes that will be generated. To avoid confusion, it is possible to exclude characters from the code generation that look-a-like on a screen (I, l, 1, |, O, 0). The result set can be sorted alphabetically / numerically.
The codes can be outputted to the screen or to a downloadable CSV file.

Generate using patternX

This generates codes of a certain pattern. The pattern is defined by characters that correspond to a characterset:
X = Uppercase (A, B, C, ...)
x = Lowercase (a, b, c, ...)
9 = Digits (0, 1, 2, ...)
A = Uppercase + Digits (A, B, .. + 0, 1 ..)
a = Lowercase + Digits (a, b, .. + 0, 1 ..)
# = Special characters ($, %, &, ...)
! = Punctuation (!, ?, ...)
[ = Brackets ([, ], (, ...)
v = Vowels (a, e, i, ...)
V = Uppercase vowels (A, E, I, ...)
c = Consonants (b, c, d, ...)
C = Uppercase consonants (B, C, D, ...)
? = Random from all characters above
/ = Escape character

All other characters are used as literals. Characters following the escape character (ie. /X) will be used as a literal.

Generation options

Codes to generate is the number of codes that will be generated. To avoid confusion, it is possible to exclude characters from the code generation that look-a-like on a screen (I, l, 1, |, O, 0). The result set can be sorted alphabetically / numerically.
The codes can be outputted to the screen or to a downloadable CSV file.