Fake IMEI Number Generator

This telecommunications identifier simulator creates structurally valid but non-operational International Mobile Equipment Identity numbers following proper check digit algorithms and format conventions, useful for software testing, database seeding, or application demonstrations without associating real device identifiers. IMEI sequences consist of 15-digit codes including Type Allocation Codes, serial numbers, and Luhn algorithm verification digits ensuring mathematical validity while remaining disconnected from actual mobile devices.

The generator produces numbers conforming to IMEI structure: TAC (Type Allocation Code) identifying manufacturer and model information, followed by unique serial numbers and concluding with calculated check digits passing validation algorithms used by mobile networks and device tracking systems. Users configure generation parameters selecting specific TAC ranges simulating particular manufacturers or device types, determine quantity for batch creation needs, and validate outputs ensuring conformance to IMEI specification requirements. The tool creates both IMEI (15-digit) and IMEI-SV (16-digit including software version) formats, accommodates CDMA device variations using MEID standards, and explains identifier component meanings enabling educational understanding of mobile device identification systems.

Practical applications include populating test databases for mobile application development requiring realistic identifier formats without real device associations, demonstrating device management systems during sales presentations, creating mock datasets for telecommunications analytics training, or seeding automated test suites verifying IMEI validation logic. The generator explicitly disclaims that created numbers reference no actual devices, warns against fraudulent usage attempting device spoofing or theft concealment, and supports API integration for programmatic test data generation in continuous integration environments.