Names, addresses, phone numbers and companies now come in 54 languages and regions, from Czech and Korean to Nigerian English and Zulu, with emails in Latin letters.
Test data should look like the people who will use your product. RNDGen now generates names, addresses, phone numbers and company names in 54 languages and regions, up from 19.
New
- Europe: Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Croatian, Serbian, Romanian, Greek, Latvian, Macedonian, Russian, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, plus German for Austria and Switzerland, French for Belgium and Switzerland, and Dutch for Belgium.
- Asia and the Middle East: Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Chinese (Traditional), Hebrew, Persian, Nepali, Azerbaijani, Georgian and Dhivehi.
- Africa: English for South Africa, Nigeria and Ghana, Afrikaans and Zulu.
- English for Nepal.
Each language comes with its country, so a Swedish row gets a Swedish city, postal code and phone format, and the Country field says Sverige.
Emails that work
Emails, usernames and company domains are built from the person’s name, so they match the row. For names in Cyrillic, Greek, Georgian and Korean the letters are transliterated: Прокл Устинов becomes prokl.ustinov@…, 기성현 becomes seonghyeon.gi@…. For scripts without a simple letter mapping, such as Chinese, Japanese, Hebrew and Thai, the address uses Latin letters picked at random. Either way it passes ordinary email validation.
A few languages have no company names or regions of their own; those fields then come in English or stay empty, rather than borrowing US states. These are Azerbaijani, Croatian, Dhivehi, Finnish, French for Belgium and Switzerland, Georgian, Greek, Romanian, Serbian, Thai, Traditional Chinese and Turkish, and they come with Pro and Team.
Without an account, data is generated in English (US). A free account unlocks the 41 complete languages, Pro and Team all 54. See pricing.