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Random US Address Generator & Address Tools
Generate a realistic-format US address with a persona card (name, birthday, phone, email), find your current address, check a country format, look up a ZIP code, or build a batch dataset. Every field is copyable.
100
US cities
50
states
38
country generators
40,000+
ZIP pages
- Free
- No signup
- Synthetic data
Your address
# 2
Birmingham, AL 35208
United States
- Street
- 6078 Union Avenue
- Apartment / suite
- # 2
- City
- Birmingham
- State
- AL
- ZIP code
- 35208
- County
- Jefferson
- Timezone
- America/Chicago
- Country
- United States
Persona details
SyntheticOptional name, birthday, phone and email for form-filling tests.
- Full name
- Avery Kim
- Gender
- Female
- Birthday
- 1983-10-11
- Phone
- (251) 555-0141
- avery.kim@example.test
- Occupation
- operations coordinator
Opens Google Maps with the address pre-filled.
Synthetic street and apartment numbers. City, ZIP, county, and timezone come from public data. Not for identity verification or account signup. How these samples are made.
Countries
Generate an address in 38 countries
Pick a country for its local field order, postal-code format, and a copyable example.
Toolkit
14 tools, one address workflow
Start with a synthetic address, locate the one you are at, check the format, or turn a dataset into copyable rows.
Random address generator
Pick a state and city, then copy any field or the full address.
Open toolAddress generator by country
38 countries with local field order and postal samples.
Open toolTax-free state address
Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire, and Oregon.
Open toolBatch address generator
10–500 rows with CSV and JSON export.
Open toolWhat is my address?
Find the address where you are right now with browser location.
Open toolAddress format guide
Field order and postal rules for 38 countries.
Open toolZIP code lookup
City, county, timezone, and nearby ZIPs.
Open toolAddress validator
Parse, normalize, and check a US address.
Open toolPhone number generator
Fictional 555-01xx numbers with state area codes.
Open toolSynthetic persona generator
A fictional profile with address, email, and phone.
Open toolMAC address generator
Vendor OUI, four formats, and the IPv6 link-local address.
Open toolIP address generator
IPv4 and IPv6 by scope: public, private, loopback, ULA.
Open toolUUID generator
RFC 9562 v4 random and v7 time-ordered identifiers.
Open toolTypes of address guide
Postal, MAC, IP, UUID, IMEI, Bluetooth, and more — what each one is.
Open toolShort address guides
Three short walkthroughs for the questions that break forms most often.
Business address guides
Informational · no mailbox salesPopular US cities
Open a city page for a pre-filtered generator and local facts.
Built for practical work
Synthetic by default
Generated addresses use public city and ZIP data. They are for mockups, QA fixtures, and form testing — not for impersonation.
No signup, no saved history
Every tool runs without an account. We do not keep a list of the addresses you generate.
Readable data
Each city page shows the county, ZIP examples, timezone, and the address fields a form will ask for.
Questions, answered
- No. Street numbers and apartment numbers are synthetic. City, state, ZIP, county, and timezone come from public datasets. Do not use a generated address to impersonate a person or to pass an identity check.
- Do not. Many services prohibit false addresses, and using one can violate their terms or local law. Use this site for design, testing, and address-format research.
- No. Your browser asks for permission, and the coordinates are sent to a reverse-geocoding service only to display an address. We do not store coordinates or build a location history.
- Postal codes are a delivery convention, not a universal field. Hong Kong and the UAE, for example, do not use them for ordinary mail. The format guide marks these cases.
- Yes. The batch tool generates 10–500 synthetic US addresses and exports CSV or JSON. The single generator also supports CSV/JSON and a browser-local saved list.
- No. Generation runs in your browser. Saved addresses stay in localStorage on your device and are never uploaded.