Security Tools

Random Token Generator

Generate secure random tokens for API keys, reset links and test secrets.

Best for: API key placeholder, Reset link secret

Quick answer

Create random tokens with a chosen length, format, count and optional prefix.

Generated tokens

gl5palmyvw330V3cNutHDV_czQMHAS6c
k0N8HFeo405ChxleNGMDOlHLcgqbaqWP
Z_Y_BoQFmJSmlg5pG2lb7WfCxJeVtNh6
saHMLo4JeF7SXv63Yokx_46iaVZcPI59
0du4vF0wg8YkbKgIVBDSVrSy8Y09aFNN

Overview

This tool creates random token strings for technical workflows where a predictable value would be unsafe or misleading. Choose Base64URL for URL-safe secrets, hex for checksum-like values, or alphanumeric when a system only accepts letters and digits. Use these tokens for test secrets, reset-link examples, temporary identifiers and development fixtures. Do not paste production secrets into shared tickets or public documents, and store real credentials in a password manager or secret store.

Use cases

  • API key placeholderCreate a realistic token shape for docs, fixtures or local development.
  • Reset link secretGenerate URL-safe random values for reset-flow testing and examples.
  • Temporary test tokenProduce one or more throwaway tokens for QA, demos or mock data.

How it works

  1. 1

    Choose the token length and number of tokens.

  2. 2

    Select Base64URL, hex or alphanumeric output.

  3. 3

    Add an optional prefix when your system expects one.

Examples

Base64URL token

Input: Length: 32; Count: 1; Format: Base64URL

Output: N4nK4y3zQx7fA9mP2sV6tB8cD0eR1uW5

A URL-safe token suitable for reset links or callback examples.

Hex token with prefix

Input: Length: 24; Count: 1; Format: Hex; Prefix: tok_

Output: tok_4f8a13c09d21b7e6a3c55f91

A prefixed hex token for systems that label token types.

Multiple test tokens

Input: Length: 16; Count: 3; Format: Alphanumeric

Output: k8Jm2Lq9Tz4Vn6Px

Several short test tokens can be generated at once for mock users.

FAQ

Which token format should I choose?

Use Base64URL for URL-safe secrets, hex for systems that expect hexadecimal values, and alphanumeric for strict forms that reject symbols.

Is the prefix counted in the random length?

No. The length setting controls only the random part. The prefix is added before each token after generation.

Can I use these tokens in production?

The generator uses browser cryptographic randomness when available, but production credentials should still be created and stored inside your normal secret-management process.

Why generate more than one token?

Multiple tokens are useful for fixtures, QA accounts and examples where each record needs a different secret-looking value.