QA Ready50 records · National format
US Form Validation Pack
Fifty numbers with balanced East/West Coast prefixes for regression suites.
Samples
- (202) 555-0174
- (312) 555-0112
- (415) 555-0130
- (602) 555-0145
Random Phone Number Generator
Random Phone Number Generator – Generate Valid Test Numbers Online
Generate country-aware phone numbers directly in your browser, copy or download them, and keep QA, demo, or sandbox flows realistic without touching real subscriber data.
Free foreverBrowser-basedUp to 10,000 numbers
Reminder: use these numbers for QA, demos, teaching, or validation only—do not send real marketing traffic.
Live previewParameters update instantly once you generate numbers.
- Region
- US / Global mix
- Format
- E.164 + National
- Quantity
- 50 / 1,000
US QA
(202) 555-0174
UK Intl
+44 20 7946 0198
CN Load
138 0013 0000
Featured Presets
Pro Tip:Turn on "Ensure unique" for load testing datasets to avoid duplicate key errors.
Results will appear here
Example output
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QA PresetSample numbers
(202) 555-0174United States · DC
(415) 555-0130United States · California
+44 20 7946 0198United Kingdom · London
+33 1 72 88 0134France · Paris
138 0013 0000China · Beijing
178 2222 6677China · Shanghai
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Intl30 records · International format
EU Mixed Localization Set
UK, DE, and FR entries covering intl formatting edge cases.
Samples
- +44 20 7946 0198
- +33 1 72 88 0134
- +49 30 5683 0144
- +31 20 244 0188
Load Testing1,000 records · National format
China Volume Fixture
One-thousand CN mobile numbers to stress-test rate limits.
Samples
- 138 0013 0000
- 139 1111 2345
- 147 8899 5566
- 178 2222 6677
Why use this generator?
Stop wasting time manually typing fake numbers.
Tool vs. Manual
Manual / Excel
This Generator
Speed
Slow, error-prone
Instant (10k+ in seconds)
Validity
Often invalid formats
Valid numbering plans
Formatting
Inconsistent
Consistent (E.164/Intl)
Privacy & Safety
We do not store any generated numbers. All processing happens locally in your browser. These numbers are for testing only.
What is it?
Purpose-built fake data
Random Phone Number Generator synthesizes numbers that match real-world numbering plans so QA teams, engineers, and educators can populate forms, simulate onboarding journeys, and stress-test logic without exposing production contacts.
How to use
Three steps
- 1. Choose a country or Global mix, then set quantity and format.
- 2. (Optional) Toggle uniqueness or limit prefixes to mirror production ranges.
- 3. Click “Generate numbers”, copy or download the TXT file in one click.
Use cases
Where it helps
- • QA regression suites
- • Demo & sandbox datasets
- • Classroom or workshop exercises
- • Validating form logic, rate limits, or telecom API stubs
Best practices
- Mark every dataset as “test only” before sharing with stakeholders.
- Prefer E.164 format when integrating with telecom APIs or Supabase tables.
- Keep uniqueness ON for QA fixtures to avoid flaky assertions.
- Check local regulations before dialing or sending any SMS.
Mini FAQ
- Mini FAQ - Do you store my inputs?
- Everything runs locally in your browser session, so nothing leaves your device.
- Are these active phone numbers?
- They mimic valid formats but are not verified against carriers—treat them as fake test data.
- Can I send SMS or calls?
- No. Always rely on telecom-approved test ranges if you must send real traffic.