User Agent Generator

User Agent Generator

Free online User Agent Generator. Create custom UA strings for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, bots & mobile devices instantly. No signup required.

Updated May 2026

CONFIGURATION
Browser
Operating System
Device Type

Ctrl+G to generate · Shift+Enter to copy

GENERATED OUTPUT
UTF-8

Click "Generate User Agent" to create a UA string

How to generate a user agent string

Pick a browser, OS, and device — get a valid UA in seconds

1. Choose browser, OS, and device

Select from Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera, Googlebot, or Bingbot, paired with Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, or iOS.

2. Generate — or use Randomize / Multi-Gen

Randomize picks a realistic combo for you; Multi-Gen outputs up to 50 strings at once for rotation pools.

3. Copy or download

Copy the string with one click, or download it as a `.txt` file for scripts and test pipelines.

What this user agent generator can do

Realistic UA strings for any browser, OS, and device combination

Batch generation with Multi-Gen

Create up to 50 user agent strings in one pass — enough for a rotation pool without repeating the process by hand.

Search engine bots included

Generate the exact Googlebot and Bingbot user agent strings, alongside every major desktop and mobile browser.

One-click Randomize

Randomize rolls a realistic browser, OS, and device combination instantly — no manual picking required.

Configurable device type

Switch between Desktop, Mobile, and Tablet — the platform token and mobile flag update automatically inside the string.

Example generated strings

Configuration
Result
Chrome, Windows 11, Desktop
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36...
Safari, iOS 17, Mobile
Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 17_0...) AppleWebKit/605.1.15...
Googlebot
Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Googlebot/2.1; +http://www.google.com/bot.html)

When you'll need this tool

The most common scenarios among people who use it

Web scraping and automation

Rotating user agents helps avoid basic blocks from sites that reject generic or default request headers.

API and backend testing

Some APIs respond differently depending on the User-Agent header — reproduce those edge cases in staging before they surprise you in production.

Selenium and Playwright scripts

A custom UA stops headless browsers from being fingerprinted by sites that block default automation headers.

SEO and crawler testing

See exactly what Googlebot or Bingbot receive when they request your pages.

Common mistakes

Assuming a UA string alone defeats bot detection

Full fingerprinting relies on many signals beyond the User-Agent header — see the comparison below for what else is involved.

Using a fake UA to get around a site's terms of service

Sending a custom User-Agent is standard practice, but using it to bypass paywalls or access systems without authorization can be illegal depending on jurisdiction.

Forgetting to update the browser version

UA strings with outdated version numbers stand out from real traffic and are easy to flag as synthetic.

Why use this user agent generator

Multi-Gen produces up to 50 strings in a single click — most generators output one at a time, forcing you to repeat the process manually to build a rotation pool.

It covers search engine bots (Googlebot, Bingbot) alongside real browsers, which is useful both for scraping and for debugging how your site responds to search crawlers.

User agent vs. full browser fingerprint

The UA string is only one piece of what identifies a browser

User Agent
Full Fingerprint
What it includes
browser name/version, OS
+ screen, fonts, Canvas, WebGL, audio
Ease of changing
a single header
requires coordinating multiple signals
Uniqueness
low — shared by millions
high — nearly unique per device

Frequently asked questions

Most start with Mozilla/5.0, followed by a platform token in parentheses, then the rendering engine and browser token. Firefox uses Gecko/20100101 Firefox/X.Y; Chrome uses AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/X.Y.Z.W.

References

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