Random License Plate Generator
Choose a researched place in the preview, then press the button to generate a new SAMPLE string. Unresearched selections use the California example. The pattern list is the part that matters; the preview is just the picture.
| Place | Pattern I will roll | Status |
|---|---|---|
| California | 1ABC123 | 1 source |
| Michigan | ABC 1234 | 1 source |
| Montana | 1-12345A | 1 source |
| Japan | class 500 or 300, hiragana, four digits | 1 source · see country page |
| Germany | B or M, two letters, up to four digits, max 8 | 1 source · see country page |
| United Kingdom | AA11 AAA shape with a SAMPLE age mark | 1 source · see country page |
| France | AA-123-AA | 1 source · see country page |
| Czechia | 1A2 3456 with a region letter | 1 source |
| Ontario | ABCD-123 | 1 source |
| Saudi Arabia | three letters and four digits | 1 source |
| India | KA01AB1234 shape | 1 source |
Japan’s class number depends on vehicle category and dimensions as well as engine size. Germany’s ordinary serial stays within eight letters and digits. France uses the SIV shape AA-123-AA. European countries retain national serial systems, so choose a country rather than a single continental pattern.
Open the preview after a roll if you want the PNG, or the vanity tool if you already have a word.
Questions
Are these issued numbers?
No. The button builds a string that matches a published pattern. It does not ask a motor-vehicle office whether that string is free.
Which patterns can I roll?
California, Michigan, Montana’s county prefix shape, Japan, Germany, the UK, Czechia, France, Saudi Arabia, Ontario, and India. Other states stay on the full table until their pattern is specific enough to roll without guessing.
Sources
- Wikipedia — plates of California — 2026-11-09
- GOV.UK number plate rules — 2026-11-09
- German FZV — 2026-11-09