ID Forge

Generate UUID v4 and v7, ULIDs and NanoIDs in bulk, then copy them as a list, CSV or SQL insert.

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Which one should I use?

Storing rows in a database: UUID v7 or ULID. Both begin with a timestamp, so new rows land at the end of the index instead of scattering across it the way v4 does.
A public URL or a share code: NanoID. Twenty-one characters against a UUID's thirty-six, with enough entropy that guessing one is not a strategy.
Anywhere the value might be read aloud: ULID. Crockford's base32 leaves out I, L, O and U, so there is no way to confuse a one with an ell.
Anything else: UUID v4. It is the one every language, database and library already understands.