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France Address Random Generator
Generate real French addresses online, supporting cities such as Paris and Lyon, including names, phone numbers, and postal codes, with batch export to CSV/JSON.
Disclaimer (Avertissement):All data generated by this tool (names, addresses, IBANs, INSEE, SIRET, credit card numbers, etc.) arerandomly fictional and is for legal uses only, such as software testing, form-fill demos, and UI prototypes.Do not use for fraud, identity forgery, illegal registrationor any illegal activity or violation of terms of service. Users are responsible for their own use.
1Generation settings
💡 Shortcut:SpaceRegenerateCCopy all
1Batch generation settings
2Generation progress
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3Results
Showing first20Preview rows:
Export Files
1Select output fields
Check fields to display and export (all selected by default)
Basic identity
Contact info
Address info
Finance & IDs
Other
1Custom Export Template
使用占位符如 {fullName} 定义导出格式，点击下方变量可快速插入
Available Variables (Click to Insert)
Template Preview (Current Address)
Please generate an address first
2Common Template Examples
★Local historySaved in browser localStorage, up to 50 entries
Instructions
Software Usage Instructions
Select a generation mode (switch via the top tabs):
Single Generation: Quickly obtain one complete set of French identity information, with support for copying individual fields, copying JSON, and saving to history.
Batch Generation: Generate large amounts of test data at once, with export support for 7 formats.
Field Configuration: Freely select the fields to output (all selected by default); configuration is automatically saved locally.
Export Templates: Use placeholders such as {fullName} and {email} to customize export formats, with 4 common templates built in.
History: Locally saves the most recent 50 generated results, with support for loading, deleting, and exporting all.
Configure generation parameters:
Region (Région): Covers all 13 regions of France (Île-de-France, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, PACA, etc.), or select “Random”.
City (Ville): Displays major cities based on the selected region (80+ real cities in total, such as Paris, Lyon, Marseille, and Bordeaux).
Gender (Sexe): Homme / Femme or randomly assigned.
Distribution Strategy (Stratégie):
Uniform Distribution: Equal probability for each region.
Population-weighted (default): Weighted by real population proportions (Île-de-France, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, and Occitanie have higher probabilities), making the data closer to real distribution.
Advanced options for batch generation:
Generation Quantity: Supports 1 - 10000 records per run, with a real-time progress bar.
Deduplication Method: Deduplicate by name, email, full address, or a combination of multiple fields.
Generation Engine: Main thread (recommended for ≤ 2000 records) or Web Worker (parallel processing for large batches without blocking the interface).
Generate and preview: Click the button to generate. In batch mode, you can choose the number of preview records (10 / 20 / 50 / 100), and statistical cards are displayed (total count, regions involved, gender distribution, etc.).
Export data (7 formats):
JSON: Structured data, suitable for programmatic processing.
CSV: Includes UTF-8 BOM, so it opens directly in Excel without garbled text.
Excel (.xlsx): Native spreadsheet with automatic column width adjustment.
TXT: Human-readable text report.
vCard (.vcf): Can be directly imported into mobile contacts.
By Template: Batch output using a custom template.
Efficient operations:
Copy individual field: Hover over the right side of a field and click 📋 to copy it separately.
Keyboard shortcuts:Space regenerate · C copy all · D download JSON.
Direct access via URL parameters:?region=Île-de-France&city=Paris&count=100&gender=female&mode=batch.
Overview of Generated Fields
This tool can generate 30+ fields in total, covering 5 main categories:
Basic identity: Full name (Nom complet), first name (Prénom), last name (Nom), gender (Sexe), date of birth (Date de naissance), age (Âge), zodiac sign (in French, such as Capricorne / Lion), blood type, height (Taille), weight (Poids), BMI
Contact information: Email (Email), mobile phone (Mobile, starting with +33 6/7), landline (Fixe, geographic area codes 01-05 mapped by department), IP address, User-Agent
Address information: Country, region (Région), department number (Département, 01-95 + 2A/2B), city (Ville), postal code (Code postal), street address (may include bis / ter / apartment building number), full address, license plate number (SIV format AA-123-AA)
Financial and ID documents: IBAN (starting with FR, with valid mod-97 check + RIB Key), bank (Banque), N° INSEE / Sécu (15-digit social security number, official algorithm including check digit), SIREN (9 digits), SIRET (14 digits with Luhn check), CB bank card (Visa / Mastercard / Amex, with Luhn check), expiration date, CVV
Other: Company (Entreprise), occupation (Profession)
⚠️ Disclaimer (Avertissement): All data generated by this tool is random and fictional, intended only for legal purposes such as software testing, form-filling demos, and UI prototypes. It is prohibited to use it for fraud, identity forgery, illegal registration, or any behavior that violates laws or terms of service. Users are solely responsible for their use.
Frequently Asked Questions
A: Semi-real. This tool uses a “real geographic rules + random street number” strategy: regions (Région), cities (Ville), postal codes (Code postal), department numbers (Département), and geographic area codes are all real data, and street names in major cities such as Paris, Lyon, Marseille, and Bordeaux are also real streets; street numbers, apartment numbers, and bis / ter suffixes are randomly generated. Paris (75001-75020), Marseille (13001-13016), and Lyon (69001-69009) are generated accurately by arrondissement postal code. Addresses are located in plausible map areas, but do not correspond to any specific resident.
A: No. Mobile numbers strictly follow the French format (starting with +33 6 or +33 7 + 8 digits), and landlines are automatically mapped to the 01–05 geographic area codes based on the department number (01 Paris region, 02 Northwest, 03 Northeast, 04 Southeast, 05 Southwest). The format fully complies with the standard, but they are not actually registered with any carrier and cannot be used to receive SMS verification codes or make phone calls.
A: They are all randomly generated fictional data and must never be used for any real transfers, applications, or financial transactions. IBANs use real bank codes from 14 major French banks (BNP Paribas, Crédit Agricole, Société Générale, La Banque Postale, etc.) + RIB Key + valid mod-97 check digits; INSEE follows the official 15-digit algorithm (gender + date of birth + department + commune + serial number + 97 mod check digits); SIREN/SIRET are validated using the Luhn algorithm; bank cards (CB) support Visa, Mastercard, and Amex brands. Only the algorithms and formats are valid; the accounts themselves do not exist in any bank or administrative system. They are intended only for validating form logic in development and testing environments. Misuse is illegal.
A: A maximum of 10000 records can be generated at one time. For more than 2000 records, we recommend switching to the "Web Worker Engine" to avoid UI lag. All generation logic runs locally in the browser and does not upload any data to the server, making it fast and privacy-friendly.
A: CSV files from this tool use UTF-8 encoding and automatically include a BOM header, so Excel should correctly display French accented characters (é à ç ê, etc.) when opened by double-clicking, without garbled text. If you still need ANSI encoding, please download directly in Excel format (.xlsx) to avoid encoding issues. You can also switch to the "Export Template" tab to customize the required fields and format.
A: Uniform distribution gives each region an equal chance of being selected, making it suitable for tests that need to cover all regions; Population-weighted assigns probabilities according to the real population proportions of French regions (Île-de-France, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, and Occitanie appear more frequently), which is closer to the distribution of real users. At the city level, weighting is also based on population, so large cities (Paris, Lyon, Marseille) appear more often.
A: To better reflect France's real population structure, in addition to classic French surnames such as Martin, Bernard, Dubois, and Moreau, the name database also includes North African Maghrebi names (Benali, Zidane, Benzema, Hakimi), Italian names (Ferrari, Rossi, Esposito), Spanish and Portuguese names (Da Silva, Pereira, Fernandez), Sub-Saharan African names (Diallo, Traoré, Camara), and Southeast Asian names (Nguyen, Tran, Le, Pham), with 300+ surnames in total; the 250+ given names also balance classic French names with multicultural options (Karim, Mehdi, Fatima, Leila, etc.).
A: Switch to the "Export Template" tab and write your template in the text box using placeholders such as {fullName}, {email}, {streetAddress}, {iban}, and {insee}. The variable buttons below can insert them with one click. After batch generation, click "By Template" to export in bulk. The tool includes four preset templates: compact, mailing label, comma-separated, and Markdown.
Answer: Absolutely not. This tool is purely front-end. All calculations and generation are completed locally in your browser, and no data is sent to the server. Field selection status and history are saved in your browser’s localStorage (local machine only). Field selections are automatically saved each time; history entries must be manually favorited by clicking "Save to History", with up to 50 entries retained. Clearing browser data will also clear these records.
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