License Plate Generator by Country

Pick a country to read the format in full. The table is the index. EU passenger blanks in this set are mostly 520 by 110 mm. Japan’s ordinary plate is 330 by 165 mm. India’s HSRP sizes depend on vehicle category. I am not averaging those into one “world plate.”

PlaceFormatColorsStatus
JapanIssuing office + vehicle class code + hiragana + up to four serial digitswhite plate / green text (private), green plate / white text (commercial), yellow / black (kei), black / yellow (kei commercial)1 source · Plate article
Saudi Arabia3 letters + up to 4 digits (Arabic with Latin transliteration)White background, black characters; private-car identification strip white1 source · Plate article
Germany1–3 letter area code + 1–2 letters + 1–4 digits (max 8 characters total)white background, black FE-Schrift characters, blue EU strip with D1 source · Plate article
United KingdomAA11 AAA (2 letters + 2 age digits + 3 letters)front white / rear yellow, black characters1 source · Plate article
Czech Republic1A2 3456 (first letter, A here, identifies region)white background, black characters, blue EU strip with CZ1 source · Plate article
Europe (EU)no single format — each country keeps its own serial; EU plates share the blue bandwhite or yellow background with blue EU band and country code1 source · Plate article
CanadaProvince-specific; Ontario example ABCD-123province-specific; Ontario white with blue characters1 source · Plate article
OntarioABCD-123 (4 letters + 3 digits)white background, blue characters, 'Yours to Discover'1 source · Plate article
IndiaSS RR L NNNN — 2-letter state + 2-digit RTO + 1–3 letter series + 4 digitswhite background, black characters, blue IND strip with chromium hologram1 source · Plate article
Australiastate-specific: WA 1Jaa·nnn, NSW Da·nn·aa, VIC 2Ga·naa, QLD nnn·RanWA blue on white; NSW black on yellow; QLD maroon on white; VIC blue on white1 source · Plate article
FranceAA-123-AA (SIV, since 2009)white background, black characters, blue EU strip with F1 source · Plate article

Open a country page for the fields that need a different layout: Japan’s issuing office and hiragana, Saudi Arabia’s bilingual text, Germany’s area prefix, or Ontario’s personalized-message rules.

Draw the result in the preview or roll a pattern on random.

Questions

Is there one European number format?

No. EU plates share a blue band and a country code. Each country keeps its own serial. The Europe page is the comparison, not a generator preset that invents a continental number.

Why is the vanity column missing?

Many of these countries do not sell a “choose your own characters” product the way US states do. I leave that idea off the table instead of forcing a US column onto Japan.

Sources

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