Generate UUID v4, v1, v5 or ULID identifiers in batches and choose output formatting for your workflow.
A UUID has a representation such as 550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000. This is a format example, not a new identifier to reuse.
IDs are not passwords or authorization tokens. Time-based identifiers can reveal creation order or time. Identical UUID v5 namespace/name inputs deliberately produce the same ID; applications still need unique constraints.
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Choose based on your application's requirements. v4 is random, v1 is time-based, and v5 is deterministic from a namespace and name.
Do not treat an identifier as a secret. Use a dedicated secure token or password generation workflow.
The same namespace and name intentionally produce the same v5 UUID. Change the input when you need another deterministic identifier.