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Random address generator for testing

Generate realistic fake addresses from 45+ countries for QA automation, form testing, and database seeding. Export to Playwright, Cypress, CSV, JSON, and SQL formats. Free, no signup required.

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Configure options and click Generate to create test addresses

How It Works

  1. 1

    Select country and quantity

    Choose from 45+ countries and specify how many addresses you need (1-100). Pick address type: residential, business, or PO Box.

  2. 2

    Customize address fields

    Toggle which fields to include: street, city, state, postal code, and country name. Tailor output to your testing needs.

  3. 3

    Generate and review

    Click Generate to create realistic test addresses. Review them in formatted cards with country flags for easy identification.

  4. 4

    Export in your format

    Copy individual addresses or export all data as Plain text, CSV, JSON, Playwright code, Cypress fixtures, or SQL inserts.

Use Cases

  • Playwright test automation

    Generate address arrays ready to paste into Playwright tests for form filling and checkout flows.

  • Cypress end-to-end testing

    Export addresses as Cypress fixtures for consistent test data across your E2E test suite.

  • Database seeding

    Generate SQL INSERT statements to populate test databases with realistic addresses.

  • API testing

    Create JSON arrays of addresses for API endpoint testing and payload validation.

  • Form validation testing

    Test address input fields with properly formatted data from multiple countries and regions.

  • Shipping calculator testing

    Validate shipping cost calculations and delivery zone logic with addresses from different regions.

  • Localization testing

    Test address formatting and display across different locales with country-specific address structures.

  • Load testing

    Generate bulk address data for performance testing and load simulation scenarios.

Frequently Asked Questions

A random address generator creates realistic but fake postal addresses for software testing and development. These addresses follow proper formatting for their country but don't correspond to real locations. They're essential for QA automation, form testing, and database seeding without using actual customer data or violating privacy regulations.
QA engineers need fake addresses to test forms, checkout flows, and shipping calculators without exposing real user data. Using randomly generated addresses ensures GDPR/CCPA compliance, prevents test data from polluting production systems, and allows unlimited testing without privacy concerns. It's the industry standard for address field testing.
Select 'United States' from the country dropdown, set the number of addresses you need (1-100), and click Generate. The tool instantly creates realistic US addresses with street numbers, street names, cities, states, and 5-digit ZIP codes following proper USPS formatting standards.
Yes. Select 'Canada' from the country dropdown, use the slider to choose up to 100 addresses, and click Generate. You'll get Canadian addresses with proper province codes and postal code formatting (A1A 1A1 pattern). Export them as CSV or JSON for bulk import into your tests.
Bug0's random address generator supports 45+ countries across North America, Europe, Asia, South America, Africa, and Oceania. This includes US, Canada, UK, Germany, France, India, Australia, Japan, Brazil, and many more. Each country uses its proper address format and postal code structure.
Yes. You can generate 1-100 addresses at once using the quantity slider. This is perfect for load testing, database seeding, or creating large test datasets. All addresses are generated instantly in your browser.
Bug0's address generator exports to: Plain text (line-separated), CSV (with headers), JSON arrays, Playwright test code, Cypress fixtures, and SQL INSERT statements. Choose the format that matches your testing framework or database.
Export addresses in Playwright format to get a ready-to-use TypeScript array. Copy the code into your test file and reference it with testAddresses[0].street, testAddresses[0].city, etc. This eliminates manual data entry in your page.fill() calls.
No. All generated addresses are fictional and do not correspond to real locations. They follow proper formatting rules for their country (correct postal code patterns, state abbreviations, etc.) but are randomly created for testing purposes only.
Yes. Toggle checkboxes for Street Address, City, State/Province, Postal Code, and Country Name. This lets you generate partial addresses for specific testing scenarios, like testing city-only searches or state dropdown validation.
Residential addresses use typical street names and home-style formatting. Business addresses may include company names and use commercial street types. PO Box addresses use post office box numbers instead of street addresses. Choose the type that matches your test scenario.
No. All address generation happens in your browser using client-side JavaScript. No data is transmitted to Bug0's servers. Your generated addresses remain completely private on your machine.
No. These are test-only addresses. Never use randomly generated addresses in production systems, as they don't correspond to real delivery locations. Use them exclusively for QA testing, development, and staging environments.
Export addresses in SQL format. You'll get INSERT statements ready to run against your test database. For example: INSERT INTO addresses (street, city, state, zip, country) VALUES ('742 Main St', 'Springfield', 'IL', '62704', 'USA'). Run these statements to populate your database with realistic test data.
Yes. Each country uses its native address format. UK addresses show postal towns and postcodes in the correct order. German addresses use PLZ codes. Japanese addresses follow their prefecture structure. The generator respects local formatting conventions.
Bug0's random address generator is designed specifically for QA engineers. Unlike generic tools, it exports addresses as Playwright and Cypress code snippets, offers field-level customization, and supports 45+ countries with proper formatting. It's free, requires no signup, and processes all data in your browser for complete privacy.
After generating addresses, click the Export button and choose your format. Select 'Playwright' or 'Cypress' to get ready-to-use code snippets with address arrays. Copy the code into your test files and reference fields like testAddresses[0].street in your test automation scripts.
All address generation happens entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript. No data is sent to Bug0's servers or any external service. Your generated addresses remain completely private on your device. You do need an internet connection to load the page initially.
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