Address generator
Address generator
Pick a country and take a realistically formatted address, name, phone number and anonymous email. Everything is generated in your browser — nothing reaches a server.
Coverage
Choose a country
- USUnited StatesUS addresses use a five-digit ZIP code.
- UKUnited KingdomUK postcodes mix letters and digits in two halves.
- CACanadaCanadian postal codes alternate letter-digit-letter, space, digit-letter-digit — K1A 0B1.
- AUAustraliaAustralia uses four-digit postcodes whose first digit is the state: 2 New South Wales, 3 Victoria, 4 Queensland, 5 South Australia, 6 Western Australia, 7 Tasmania.
- DEGermanyGermany uses a five-digit PLZ, renumbered after reunification in 1993, with the first digit marking a broad region (0 southeast, 1 around Berlin, 8 southern Bavaria).
- JPJapanJapanese postal codes run three digits, a hyphen, then four — usually prefixed with the 〒 mark (〒980-0021).
- SGSingaporeSingapore uses six digits and is among the most precise systems in the world: every building has its own code.
- HKHong KongHong Kong has no postal codes at all.
Why it is split by country
How many digits the postal code has, whether there is a state layer at all, whether the house number comes before or after the street — every country differs. Run one template across eight countries and the output holds up in none of them. So each country here follows its own postal rules, and those rules are written on the page.
The address is fake. Do not pair it with a real inbox.
The part of a synthetic identity most likely to expose you is the email address — it carries your real name, your other accounts, and every sign-up you have ever made. Add an anonymous alias and the identity finally has nothing to do with you.