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name
Zieme - Reichel
Abbott, Champlin and Gutmann
Corkery, Feil and Bosco
Dibbert - Howell
Ortiz - Hyatt
Lind, Stamm and Johnston
Pfannerstill LLC
Kihn Group
Balistreri LLC
Volkman, Johnson and Koch
Keeling - Connelly
Donnelly, Satterfield and Schmidt
Wisoky, Schmitt and Haley
Pouros LLC
Streich, Tremblay and Simonis
Simonis Inc
Dach Inc
Osinski, Boyle and Medhurst
Osinski - Williamson
Lesch - Donnelly
Green, Halvorson and Conroy
Sawayn, Skiles and Jerde
Barton Group
Yundt - Olson
Gusikowski, Goyette and King
Fadel, Brakus and Bins
Koss - Upton
Greenholt Group
Carter Inc
Aufderhar - Boehm
Von, Effertz and Vandervort
Gusikowski and Sons
Becker - Mann
Morar - Corkery
McKenzie, Gibson and Price
Brakus LLC
Wiegand - Powlowski
Jerde - Lindgren
Runolfsson LLC
Ondricka Inc
Schiller - Welch
McGlynn Group
Lindgren, Conn and King
Toy Group
Jacobi - Lind
O'Hara Group
Heidenreich - Marquardt
Nienow, Reinger and Cassin
Pollich, Mueller and O'Connell
Hermann, Heller and Runolfsdottir
Hermiston Group
Keebler, Thompson and Wintheiser
Ondricka and Sons
Bins - Buckridge
Wiegand, Bergnaum and Kirlin
Mayert - Weissnat
Hoeger - Ferry
Turner, Russel and Marvin
Abernathy Group
Cremin - Hansen
Legros - Altenwerth
Quitzon, Hermiston and Kovacek
Runolfsdottir, Mueller and Koss
Glover Group
Pollich, Lubowitz and Zieme
D'Amore and Sons
Roberts Group
Predovic and Sons
Fay Group
Romaguera - Durgan
Beatty, Rath and Leannon
D'Amore Inc
Balistreri - Breitenberg
Langosh Inc
Stokes and Sons
Feeney - Lueilwitz
Spinka, Gottlieb and Casper
Goyette Inc
Marks - Wisozk
MacGyver - Hilll
Schulist Group
Feest LLC
Moore, Howell and Kautzer
Rolfson, Rogahn and Keebler
Keebler - Collins
Beier - Cremin
Wehner Inc
Breitenberg, Sauer and Fahey
Ratke - Bashirian
O'Keefe - Anderson
Bins and Sons
Hessel, Mante and Goodwin
Bins and Sons
Roberts Inc
Weimann LLC
Wisozk - Beatty
Robel, Fisher and Gusikowski
Doyle - Mraz
Simonis, Trantow and Crona
Auer, O'Conner and Bernier

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.