fake Brazilian data for sign-up testing
A Brazilian sign-up usually asks for a dozen fields that must agree with each other: a CPF with correct digits, a mobile with the city area code, a CEP in the right format and an email that never reaches a real inbox. This page opens the generator ready, with a complete person already on screen.
Click each value to copy it and paste it into the matching form field.
With the same seed and options the list is always identical, which makes the test repeatable.
No. Names, addresses, phones and emails are made up. The CPF and RG only have the correct structure, and may coincide by chance with documents of real people. Do not use them for identification, official registration or fraud.
No. The data is for testing systems you build or run. Using generated documents to register with third-party services, open accounts or impersonate someone may amount to fraud.
No. The addresses use domains reserved for examples (example.com, example.org, example.net and .test), which deliver to nobody. To test email delivery, use a test inbox of your own.
Because only the first digit follows the state's postal region. The rest is drawn at random and the code may match no real street. To look up real CEPs, use the CEP lookup tool.
Everything is generated in your browser. Analytics receives only the action and the quantity, never the generated data.