Realistic test identities: name, address, phone with E.164 normalization, email — across 20 countries.
Quick answer
Pick a country, gender and count — the tool calls randomuser.me and shows cards with name, birth date, address, phone (local format + E.164), email and username. Export to JSON and CSV.
Data comes from randomuser.me — a public fake-identity API. Not real people, for testing only.
The person generator builds realistic test data sets through the open randomuser.me API: first and last name, gender, date of birth, full address, local-format phone, email and username — localized for the chosen country (US, UK, DE, FR, ES, BR, MX, IN, TR, UA and ten more).
On top of that, the tool normalizes the phone to the international E.164 format via libphonenumber — the exact format CRM forms and postback fields expect. That makes the cards ready for form testing, postback debugging and filling test landings without touching real personal data.
Know the limits: a generated person is not tied to a real human and will not pass verification (memorial phone ranges, synthetic addresses). The tool is meant for testing your own forms and integrations, not for signing up on third-party services.
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