AddressLab helps developers, QA teams, and indie makers generate structured test address data for forms, checkout flows, demos, and seed data. Create random US addresses, tax-free state addresses, multi-country address formats, and receive-only temporary test inboxes. Copy individual fields, save records locally, and export data as CSV or JSON.
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How does the country coverage actually work beyond the US, and is there any API access for generating addresses programmatically or is it strictly through the web UI?
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@ahin259931 Great question. For now it is web UI only. AddressLab supports multiple country-specific formats, including US, Canada, UK, Japan, Hong Kong, Australia, Germany, India, Turkey, and Nigeria.
The generated records are mainly designed for form testing, QA workflows, checkout testing, seed data, and demos.
API access is not available yet, but I’m considering it if enough developers need programmatic generation for automated tests or internal QA tools.
How does the country coverage actually work beyond the US, and is there any API access for generating addresses programmatically or is it strictly through the web UI?
@ahin259931 Great question. For now it is web UI only. AddressLab supports multiple country-specific formats, including US, Canada, UK, Japan, Hong Kong, Australia, Germany, India, Turkey, and Nigeria.
The generated records are mainly designed for form testing, QA workflows, checkout testing, seed data, and demos.
API access is not available yet, but I’m considering it if enough developers need programmatic generation for automated tests or internal QA tools.