MAC Address Generator

Generate locally administered unicast addresses.

Runs locally

A locally administered MAC address is one you assign yourself rather than one burned in by a manufacturer, marked by a specific bit in the first byte. This generates random unicast addresses in that range, so they cannot collide with any real vendor's allocation.

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How MAC Address Generator works

What it does

Generate locally administered unicast addresses.

What you get

Random locally administered unicast MAC addresses.

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MAC Address Generator — frequently asked questions

What makes an address locally administered?

The second-least-significant bit of the first byte is set to 1. That marks the address as assigned locally rather than by the IEEE.

Why not just make up any MAC address?

A random address could duplicate a real vendor's allocation and collide on a network. The locally administered range exists precisely to avoid that.

What are these addresses used for?

Virtual machine interfaces, container networking, lab setups and testing — anywhere you need a unique address without a physical card.