Random URL Generator
Generate 1–1000 HTTP/HTTPS test URLs with an ASCII host or random example.com subdomains. One 5–16 character path segment; copy the list.
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Random URL Generator
Generate from 1 to 1,000 HTTP or HTTPS URL strings, optionally under one validated ASCII hostname. Each URL receives a random lowercase-letter-and-digit path segment of 5 to 16 characters.
With HTTPS and host demo.example.com, a result has the form https://demo.example.com/abc123. With no host, a random subdomain under the reserved example.com domain is used.
The hostname field accepts ordinary dotted DNS names and rejects schemes, ports, paths, credentials, query strings, fragments, underscores and labels outside the supported limits.
Generated URLs are fictional strings and are not checked for availability or reachability. Paths have one segment and the page does not generate query parameters, fragments, hostnames written with non-ASCII characters or URL-encoded values.
Generation remains in the browser and uses cryptographic random integers. The tool does not visit the URL, register a domain, shorten links or guarantee uniqueness.
A blank host creates a separate 5–10 lowercase-letter subdomain for each URL, with no digits or hyphens. Host input is trimmed and lowercased: at most 253 characters, labels of 1–63 characters, and a final label of 2–63 ASCII letters only. Other labels allow letters, digits and internal hyphens. Unicode is not converted; an ASCII Punycode label such as xn--bcher-kva.example is accepted, but xn--p1ai as the final label is rejected. Use reserved example.com hosts for tests; a custom host may belong to a real website.
Processing takes place locally in your browser.