Random String Generator

Frequently asked

Does Random String Generator support Windows CRLF line endings?

Yes, both Windows (CRLF) and Unix (LF) line endings are understood. Output uses the LF convention, which works everywhere.

Where does my text go when I use Random String Generator?

Nowhere. Random String Generator runs fully client-side, so your text stays inside the browser tab. Nothing is sent to our server because there is no server involved in the processing.

Is Random String Generator free for commercial projects too?

Yes. Whatever you produce with Random String Generator is yours to use however you want, including in paid commercial work. There is no attribution requirement.

Does Random String Generator preserve Unicode and emoji?

Yes. Random String Generator uses native JavaScript string handling, so multibyte characters, emoji, CJK scripts and right-to-left text are processed correctly.