Batch Mobile MAC Address Generator

Supports batch MAC address generation for mainstream mobile phone brands such as Apple, Samsung, and Huawei, with filtering by brand and region, bulk generation, and multiple export formats.

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Speed and Stability: Processing speed depends on your device and browser. For large batch work, the desktop version may be more stable.

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Tool Usage

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Set brand, region, and format first, then generate, validate, or export addresses.

Generation is done on this device, ideal for network testing, mobile app debugging, device sample simulation, and OUI vendor lookup.

Phone Brand OUI Random / Incremental TXT / CSV / JSON Save Settings

Format Example Apple / Colon

F0:D7:AA:10:2B:3CCurrent Format

F0-D7-AA-10-2B-3CHyphen

F0D7.AA10.2B3CCisco

Set Parameters

Select a brand or region first, then set the output format. Enable the locally administered bit to simulate iOS / Android random addresses.

Quantity Supports 1 to 50000 addresses. The results area previews the first 1000.

Select Brand Select a brand to generate sample OUI prefixes for it.

Region Filter Region filtering is more useful when brand is set to “All Brands”.

Custom OUI Enter 6 hex characters. Colons or hyphens are allowed.

Output Format Choose based on system config, network devices, or script import needs.

Letter Case Only affects display, not the address itself.

Suffix Strategy Incrementing suffixes are good for continuous test samples.

Preview Mode Clean mode shows only MAC addresses for easy copying.

Line Endings Use CRLF when importing into Windows scripts.

Include Vendor Info Include country info Avoid duplicate addresses Set local admin bit (LAA) Auto-copy after generating

Generate & Export

After generating, a preview, stats, and download buttons will appear. The download file includes all generated addresses.

Waiting to generate

Address count0

Brands0

Regions0

Generation time0 ms

Waiting to generateSet parameters first, then click “Generate mobile MAC addresses”.

Generated results

Brand distribution

Query & Validate

Enter any MAC address or 6-digit OUI prefix to identify vendor, region, unicast/multicast, and UAA/LAA type.

MAC address or OUI Supports colon, hyphen, Cisco dot, and no-separator formats.

OUI prefix OUI is the first 3 bytes of a MAC address, used to identify the address block assigned to a vendor.

Locally administered bit U/L bit 1 indicates a locally administered address, common in phone random MACs and test environments.

Unicast address I/G bit 0 indicates a unicast address, usually used by regular end devices.

Instructions

Software Usage Instructions

Set generation parameters: Enter the quantity to generate, and select the phone brand, region filter, output format, letter case, suffix strategy, and preview mode.
Select a brand or OUI: You can select all brands, or specify brands such as Apple, Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi, OPPO, vivo, OnePlus, Google, Nokia, Sony, LG, Motorola, Honor, realme, Lenovo, ZTE, Meizu, and Transsion; when selecting a custom OUI, please enter a 6-digit hexadecimal prefix.
Configure advanced options: You can enable vendor information, country information, duplicate address avoidance, the locally administered address bit (LAA), and automatic copying after generation.
Generate and preview: Click “Generate Phone MAC Addresses” to view the results, total count, involved brands, involved regions, and brand distribution.
Copy and export: Supports copying all results, copying the preview, and downloading TXT, CSV, and JSON files. CSV includes Chinese compatibility handling, making it easier to open in spreadsheet software.
Query and verification: Enter a MAC address or OUI prefix in the query verification area to identify the vendor, region, unicast/multicast, and UAA/LAA type.

FAQ

A: It supports phone brands such as Apple, Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi, OPPO, vivo, OnePlus, Google, Nokia, Sony, LG, Motorola, Honor, realme, Lenovo, ZTE, Meizu, and Transsion.

A: An OUI is the first 3 bytes of a MAC address and is usually used to identify the vendor. The tool uses the corresponding OUI prefix based on the selected brand, then generates the last 3 bytes randomly or incrementally.

A: The generated results use brand OUI prefixes and conform to the MAC address format, but they do not represent real existing devices. They are suitable for testing, development, teaching, device sample simulation, and similar uses.

A: LAA stands for locally administered address. When enabled, it sets the U/L bit in the first byte of the MAC address and is commonly used to simulate phone randomized MAC addresses, virtual networks, and test environments.

A: Colon format, hyphen format, Cisco dotted format, and no-separator format are supported. You can choose based on network device, system configuration, or script import requirements.

A: To keep the page responsive, the results area previews the first 1000 records. Copy All and Download File will include all MAC addresses generated this time.

A: TXT is suitable for direct copy and import; CSV includes fields such as address, vendor, region, and OUI, making it suitable for spreadsheet processing; JSON preserves structured fields and is suitable for programmatic reading.