How to use it
- The country is preset to United Arab Emirates; you can switch to any other country in the list.
- Choose how many addresses you need (1 to 50) and whether to add an email address on a reserved example domain.
- Press Generate, then copy one address, copy all of them, or download them as CSV or JSON.
How it works
United Arab Emirates addresses do not use postal codes in everyday use, so the generated addresses have none and the postal code column of the CSV and JSON files stays empty.
Phone numbers start with the calling code +971 and follow the pattern +971 5X XXX XXXX (X = digit). The digits are random, so a number may belong to a real person: do not call or text it.
Lines follow the United Arab Emirates order: name → street and house number → city, emirate, then the country. The house number comes before the street name, as in “18 Al Wasl Road”.
Names, streets and house numbers are combined at random from local word lists, while places such as Al Barsha, Deira, and Al Reem Island are real. The results are fictional and only correctly formatted, and may coincidentally match a real place or person. Use them for software testing, development, form demos and protecting your privacy, never for fraud, deliveries, identity verification or to deceive anyone.
Frequently asked questions
Are these real United Arab Emirates addresses?
No. The places are real, but each street, house number and name is picked at random, so the combination is made up. It may coincidentally exist, and a postal code may belong to a different area. Never use these addresses for deliveries, accounts that need a real address, or identity checks.
Do United Arab Emirates addresses have a postal code?
United Arab Emirates addresses do not use postal codes in everyday use, so the generated addresses have none and the postal code column of the CSV and JSON files stays empty.
How are United Arab Emirates phone numbers written?
In international form a number is written as +971 5X XXX XXXX (X = digit). When dialling within the country, the calling code is left out and local rules apply, which in many countries means adding a trunk prefix such as 0.
What must I not use these addresses for?
Do not use them to order goods, receive parcels, open accounts, pass identity or address verification, or mislead anyone. They are meant for test data, sample forms, screenshots and keeping your real address private where a real one is not required.
Privacy
Addresses are generated in your browser with crypto.getRandomValues. Nothing you choose or generate is sent to a server, and the results are not stored.