Fake Data

Makes fake data for forms, fixtures and demos. Search for what you need (fake, iban, tckn, email, lorem) and press ↵: the value is pasted, and the row shows it before you pick it.

• Fake person: full name, first name, last name, username, date of birth (an adult, 18 to 80 years old, as YYYY-MM-DD).
• Fake contact: email, phone number, street address, city.
• Fake work details: company, job title.
• Fake number: Turkish ID number (TCKN), Turkish tax number (VKN), Turkish IBAN, and test card numbers (Visa, Mastercard, American Express).
• Lorem ipsum: a sentence or a paragraph.
• Fake user (JSON): one made-up person as a JSON object: id, name, email, username, phone, date of birth, company, job title and address. With Turkish data it has a tckn and an iban too.

Example

{
  "id": "5c1f0e0a-3a66-4a4f-9a0e-0d7f2a5a9b11",
  "firstName": "Elif",
  "lastName": "Kaya",
  "email": "elif.kaya@example.org",
  "username": "ekaya42",
  "phone": "+90 532 418 07 26",
  "birthDate": "1991-06-14",
  "company": "Mavi Yazılım A.Ş.",
  "jobTitle": "Ürün Yöneticisi",
  "address": { "street": "Gül Sokak No: 14/3", "city": "İzmir" },
  "tckn": "10000000146",
  "iban": "TR330006100519786457841326"
}

Language of the data

Settings has one choice, Language of the data: Same as the app (the default), Turkish or English. It changes names, cities, streets, companies, job titles and phone formats. The Turkish ID, tax number and IBAN are always Turkish, and the card numbers and lorem ipsum never change.

What is real and what is not

This data is fake. Never use it to pretend to be someone, or for real payments.

• Names, cities, streets, companies, job titles come from short lists written for this extension from common words. No list was taken from a real record. Because the lists are short and common, a made-up name can match a real person by chance.
• Email always ends in example.com, example.org or example.net, the names RFC 2606 reserves for documentation and tests. Mail to them reaches no one.
• Phone numbers: English numbers are US style (+1 (area) 555-01xx); there is no UK style. They use 555-0100 to 555-0199, the range set aside for fiction. Turkey has no such range, so a Turkish mobile number is random and may belong to someone. Use it only to fill a field, never to call or send a message.
• TCKN, VKN and IBAN pass the public check-digit rules, so form validators accept them. They are random: a number may happen to belong to a real person or account. The IBAN is pasted compact, without spaces (TR33…), which is what forms usually want. Its five-digit bank code is picked from a short list of codes in the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye's published bank list; the account number is random and opens nothing.
• Test cards are the numbers the card networks publish for testing (4111 1111 1111 1111 Visa, 5555 5555 5555 4444 Mastercard, 3782 822463 10005 American Express). They pass the Luhn check, work in the networks' test modes, and never belong to a real account. There is no expiry or security code: test systems take any future date and any code.
• Lorem ipsum uses the classic Latin placeholder words, which are in the public domain.

Everything is made on your Mac from crypto.getRandomValues, with no network.

Permissions and tools

None. The extension needs no permission, runs no program and makes no request.

Limits

• Each row makes one value; pick the row again for a new one.
• Turkish and English only.
• Data is meant to look plausible, not to be statistically realistic.