UUID Generator (v4 & v7)RFC 9562
Generate random UUID v4 & time-ordered RFC 9562 UUID v7 identifiers with built-in timestamp extraction.
UUID Version:
Quantity:10
Format:
Generated (10 UUIDs)Click any UUID row to copy
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UUID v7 Timestamp Inspector & Decoder
Paste any UUID v7 string below to extract and decode its embedded Unix millisecond creation timestamp.
UUID v4 vs. UUID v7 Technical Comparison
| Feature | UUID v4 | UUID v7 (RFC 9562) |
|---|---|---|
| Generation Method | 100% Cryptographic Randomness | 48-bit Timestamp + Sub-ms Sequence + Random |
| Sortability | Unsorted / Random | Naturally Time-Ordered (Monotonic) |
| DB Primary Key Indexing | High B-Tree Page Splits & Cache Misses | Optimal B-Tree Locality & High Insertion Speed |
| Collision Resistance | 1 in 2^122 (~5.3 x 10^36) | 1 in 2^74 per millisecond |
| Timestamp Extraction | Not Possible | Directly Decodable (48-bit Unix MS) |
| Standardization | RFC 4122 (2005) | RFC 9562 (May 2024) |
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about this tool
UUID v4 is entirely randomly generated (122 random bits). UUID v7 (standardized in RFC 9562 in 2024) encodes a 48-bit Unix epoch timestamp at the start of the identifier followed by sub-millisecond sequence bits and random bits. This makes UUID v7 naturally time-sortable while preserving high entropy.
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