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| Inverse zero tolerance paradigm |
| Upgradable 24 hour benchmark |
| Front-line zero tolerance capability |
| Enterprise-wide asynchronous Graphic Interface |
| Digitized fault-tolerant focus group |
| Programmable foreground task-force |
| Operative static Graphical User Interface |
| Fully-configurable needs-based interface |
| Diverse grid-enabled structure |
| Enhanced 3rd generation internet solution |
| Progressive uniform Graphical User Interface |
| Multi-channelled leading edge hardware |
| Customizable user-facing complexity |
| Robust responsive paradigm |
| Versatile scalable extranet |
| Compatible needs-based instruction set |
| Synergized systemic superstructure |
| Stand-alone asymmetric service-desk |
| Assimilated didactic challenge |
| Balanced system-worthy moratorium |
| Compatible maximized Graphical User Interface |
| Progressive web-enabled groupware |
| Operative coherent open architecture |
| Face to face dynamic budgetary management |
| Public-key regional service-desk |
| Inverse 24/7 algorithm |
| Reverse-engineered modular website |
| Programmable optimizing encryption |
| Face to face heuristic project |
| Enhanced attitude-oriented approach |
| Monitored holistic support |
| Compatible discrete superstructure |
| Face to face bandwidth-monitored benchmark |
| Open-source 24/7 architecture |
| Progressive uniform conglomeration |
| Universal demand-driven encryption |
| Networked maximized analyzer |
| Organic local methodology |
| Customizable web-enabled matrices |
| Expanded neutral core |
| Configurable intangible Graphical User Interface |
| User-centric neutral initiative |
| Inverse interactive analyzer |
| Right-sized interactive alliance |
| Programmable bifurcated instruction set |
| Secured value-added algorithm |
| Persevering tangible superstructure |
| Optimized bi-directional hierarchy |
| Customer-focused tertiary projection |
| Implemented foreground internet solution |
| De-engineered multimedia system engine |
| Horizontal even-keeled local area network |
| Reverse-engineered motivating parallelism |
| Cross-platform tangible open architecture |
| Pre-emptive multimedia pricing structure |
| Grass-roots even-keeled process improvement |
| Expanded executive superstructure |
| Reverse-engineered global structure |
| Versatile 24/7 monitoring |
| Networked mobile approach |
| Cross-group regional throughput |
| Business-focused heuristic forecast |
| Organized value-added groupware |
| Implemented contextually-based process improvement |
| Triple-buffered real-time local area network |
| Front-line 24 hour product |
| Polarised bottom-line firmware |
| Organized intangible ability |
| Team-oriented next generation frame |
| Multi-layered transitional process improvement |
| Pre-emptive holistic access |
| Expanded upward-trending service-desk |
| Quality-focused intermediate workforce |
| Centralized client-driven info-mediaries |
| Customer-focused optimizing system engine |
| Distributed neutral implementation |
| Business-focused contextually-based pricing structure |
| Object-based radical concept |
| Up-sized 5th generation orchestration |
| Open-architected bandwidth-monitored challenge |
| Advanced foreground adapter |
| Configurable 3rd generation instruction set |
| Ergonomic attitude-oriented standardization |
| Face to face interactive core |
| Optional well-modulated software |
| Extended bandwidth-monitored core |
| Extended asynchronous leverage |
| Organized well-modulated Graphical User Interface |
| Organic explicit access |
| Sharable responsive encoding |
| Enterprise-wide non-volatile projection |
| Polarised fault-tolerant hardware |
| Synergistic optimizing portal |
| Managed leading edge hardware |
| Customer-focused executive application |
| Decentralized bandwidth-monitored task-force |
| Automated uniform array |
| Seamless context-sensitive middleware |
| Realigned 4th generation knowledge base |
| Profound 24/7 benchmark |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fakery?
Fakery is a free online tool for generating fake data. It supports a wide variety of data types and formats, including JSON, CSV and HTML.
How to Use Fakery?
To use Fakery, simply select the data types you want to generate from the dropdown. You can customize the data types by clicking the options button next to each data type. You can rename the fields by setting the field name input next to each data type.
The options panel allows you to customize the file format, the number of records, and the seed used to generate the data. You can copy or download the generated data by clicking the Copy or Download buttons.
What Data Can I Generate?
Fakery supports a wide variety of data types and formats in categories such as:
- Airlines
- Animals
- Colors
- Commerce
- Companies
- Databases
- Datatypes
- Dates
- Finances
- Git
- Hacker
- Helpers
- Images
- Internet
- Locations
- Lorem
- Music
- Numbers
- People
- Phone numbers
- Random
- Science
- Strings
- System
- Vehicles
- Words
- Utilities
Check out the examples page for inspiration.
Why use Fakery?
There are plenty of data mocking libraries out there requiring you to write code. Fakery.dev is a free online tool that allows you to generate data easily, without having to add any unnecessary dependencies to your project or write any code.
Who is Fakery For?
Fakery is for anyone who needs to generate fake data for testing their applications. It's especially useful for frontend developers who need to generate data for their frontend applications.
Why is Realistic Data Important?
Data is the lifeblood of your application. Without realistic data, your application might not look or feel right, or it might not behave as expected. Using realistic placeholder data helps you find view your application as your users would, and helps you find and fix bugs before they make it to production.
Do You Have an API?
We're working on it! We'll be releasing an API soon that will allow you to generate data programmatically.
How is the data generated?
Fakery uses Faker.js under the hood to generate most of the data. Faker.js is a popular mock data library. It's used by many other libraries and frameworks, including Ruby on Rails, Laravel, and Django.
I Have a Feature Request or Bug Report
We'd love to hear from you! Please email us at hi@fakery.dev.