This tool generates random phone numbers in valid United States formats by default. Each generated number follows real U.S. numbering rules, including correct area codes that correspond to specific states and cities.

The phone numbers produced by this tool are not assigned to real users and are intended for testing, development, and demonstration purposes. While the formats are valid, most generated numbers do not exist in real-world phone networks.

You can customize the generation by selecting a U.S. state, entering a city, or choosing how many phone numbers to generate at once. For convenience, clicking on any generated phone number will automatically select the text, making it easy to copy and use in your workflow.

FAQs

Q: Is 555 used for real phone numbers in the US?
A: No. Numbers starting with 555 are reserved for fictional and testing purposes and are not assigned to real users.

Q: What is the normal format of a US phone number?
A: A standard US phone number has 10 digits and is written as (XXX) XXX-XXXX, with +1 as the country code.

Q: Do I need to dial +1 for US numbers?
A: Yes, +1 is required when dialing a US number from outside the United States.

Q: Are generated US phone numbers real?
A: No. Generated numbers are randomly created for testing and demonstration and are not linked to real people.