Multi Random Data Generator

Multi Random Data Generator is a tiny and portable piece of software that can be instructed to create random passwords, numbers, IP and MAC addresses in bulk. It doesn't include complicated options or customization settings, making it suitable for all user levels.

As long as you have .NET Framework installed on your computer, it's not necessary to set up anything else. This means that you can save the app files in any directory on the HDD and just click the executable to launch Multi Random Data Generator. Otherwise, it can be stored on a USB flash drive to be able to generate data on any computer effortlessly. It doesn't change Windows registry settings.

The user-friendly GUI consists of a main window split into four parts, where you can configure settings for generating each data type.

It's possible to select the type of characters to include in the passwords when it comes to uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. Alternatively, you can manually define the charset by specifying the exact characters to use. Plus, you can point out the length of each key too (i.e. number of characters).

The software application can be asked to create either binary, octal, decimal or hexadecimal numbers. Just like in the case of the passwords, you can indicate the total figures for each number. Meanwhile, IP and MAC addresses can be put together by establishing the maximum value for one, more or all 8-bit groups.

Lastly, it's necessary to specify the number of total entries you want to generate, regardless of the data type. Multi Random Data Generator compiles information rapidly and shows it in the main window, giving you the possibility to copy data to the Clipboard or save it as a text document.

Tasks were carried out swiftly in our tests, during which the program remained light on system resources consumption. As expected, it had minimal impact on computer performance, using low CPU and RAM.

To sum it up, Multi Random Data Generator offers a very fast and convenient method to generating batches of random data when it comes to passwords, numbers, IP and MAC addresses.