Israeli names, phones, and ID numbers for system testing
A generator for Israeli fake data used in software testing. It creates Hebrew first and last names, mobile phone numbers, Israeli ID numbers (Teudat Zehut) with a valid check digit, email addresses, cities, and street addresses. Choose a quantity between 1 and 200 records, select JSON, CSV, or SQL INSERT commands, and then copy or download the file. Every record is generated randomly in the browser, and all emails use the example.com domain, which is reserved for examples and does not receive mail. This is perfect for filling out forms in QA testing, populating a database in a development environment, and demonstrating to a client without exposing real data.
No. They are generated randomly with a check digit according to the official algorithm, so they will pass form validation. They are not taken from any database, and any match to a real person's number is purely coincidental.
They are structured like an Israeli mobile number, starting with 05X followed by seven digits, and are generated randomly. Some might be active numbers, so do not send them SMS messages or calls from a system under test.
JSON, CSV, or INSERT commands for a table named people. The CSV file includes an English header row, and every value is wrapped in quotes.
Up to 200 per click. Need more? Click again, as each click generates a new set, and then combine the files.
No. Everything is generated in the browser from built-in lists of names, cities, and streets.
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