Random Address Generator

Need quick sample data for forms, tests, or demos. Use this random address generator. It creates a realistic United States mailing address in a click. You can filter by state and copy the result with one button.

What this tool does

The generator builds a full address that looks real. It creates a name, street, city, state, and ZIP code. It uses common first and last names. It picks known street names and street types. It can add an apartment number at times. It includes the full state name and the two letter code. It shows a ready to paste block for quick use.

How to use this tool

1. Open the page. One address appears right away.
2. Pick a state from Select State or leave All States.
3. Click Generate Random Address for a fresh result.
4. Review the fields under Generated Address.
5. Click Copy to Clipboard to copy the formatted block.

Inputs and controls explained

• Select State. This list is optional. Choose one state for targeted results. States include Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Washington.
• Generate Random Address. Click this button to create one new address.
• Copy to Clipboard. Click this button to copy the full formatted address block.

What you will see in the output

• Name. A synthetic first and last name from a set of common names.
• Street Address. A house number, a street name, and a street type. The tool can add an apartment number about three times in ten.
• City. A city from the chosen state or a random state.
• State. The full state name and its two letter code in brackets.
• ZIP Code. A five digit code for the listed city. ZIP code stands for Zone Improvement Plan code.
• Formatted block. A ready to paste label with three lines.

Why people use this generator

• Form testing for sign up, checkout, and address fields.
• Quality assurance and automation scripts.
• Design mockups for cards, labels, and lists.
• Demo data for product tours and screenshots.
• Student projects and class examples.
• Sample records for spreadsheets and imports.

Tips to get the most value

• Pick a state to match your audience or test case.
• Click the button several times to collect a small set.
• Use the formatted block for pasting into forms and tools.
• Save a batch in a text file for later reuse.
• Switch states to check edge cases in your app.

Limits and special notes

• Addresses are fictional and for testing and demos.
• The tool supports United States addresses only.
• The state list covers a subset of states and cities.
• Names and street data come from fixed lists.
• ZIP codes match the city list but not a specific street.
• An apartment unit appears about 30 percent of the time.
• The page loads with one address already shown.
• The Copy button copies the three line formatted block.

Field details

Name

The tool picks a first name and a last name. The result reads like a real person. It never reuses a real identity.

Street Address

You get a number from 1 to 9999. You get a street name like Oak or Maple. You get a type like Avenue or Road. The tool may add a unit like Apt 204 for extra variety.

City and State

The city comes from the chosen state list. The state shows as a full name and a two letter code. The formatted block uses the two letter code.

ZIP Code

The code fits the chosen city. ZIP code means Zone Improvement Plan code. It has five digits in this tool.

Examples

Here are sample outputs you might see. These are samples only.

• Jane Miller, 742 Cedar Lane, Miami, FL 33126
• Robert Lee, 19 Lake Street Apt 12, Boston, MA 02103
• Olivia Brown, 508 Spring Avenue, Seattle, WA 98103

Frequently asked questions

Are the addresses real

No. They are synthetic data for safe testing and demos.

Can I pick a city

You can pick a state only. The city comes from that state at random.

Can I make several at once

Click the Generate button again for a fresh address. Repeat as needed.

Do the ZIP codes make sense

They fit each listed city. They may not match a real street or block.

Does the tool support other countries

It supports the United States only.

Quick checklist

• Need data for a form. Generate an address and paste the block.
• Need a state specific test. Pick the state and click Generate.
• Need a set for a demo. Click Generate several times and copy each result.
• Need clean screenshots. Use the formatted block for neat labels.

That is all you need. Simple steps. Reliable sample data. State choice built in. Copy support built in. Try it now and speed up your work.