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A gift card code is a unique alphanumeric string that represents a stored monetary value. Customers redeem it at checkout in place of payment. Codes can be numeric, alphabetic, alphanumeric, or all-caps depending on your platform's requirements. This generator creates codes in any of those formats instantly.

Set your desired code length and how many codes you need, choose a character type (Alphanumeric, Numeric, Alphabet, or All Caps), and click Generate. You can optionally add a prefix or suffix to every code and define a custom pattern using # as a placeholder character. All codes are generated locally in your browser - nothing is stored or sent to a server.

Alphanumeric codes use a mix of letters and numbers (e.g. SUMM ER24). Numeric codes use digits only (e.g. 9548 6358). Alphabet codes use mixed-case letters (e.g. giftcard). All Caps codes use uppercase letters only (e.g. TAARRUKY). The right choice depends on your platform - numeric codes are common for PIN-based gift cards, while alphanumeric are standard for eCommerce vouchers.

Yes. Expand the 'More options' section to add a prefix (text placed before every code) or a suffix (text placed after every code). For example, a prefix of GC and a suffix of 2024 would turn a code like ABCD1234 into GC-ABCD-1234-2024. This is useful for identifying code batches or campaigns.

The code pattern controls the structure of generated codes using # as a wildcard for each random character. For example, a pattern of ####-####-#### generates codes like ABCD-1234-EFGH with fixed hyphens separating character groups. Any character that is not # is treated as a literal and appears in every code exactly as typed.