German Random Color Generator

Generate random colors with name, hex and rgb values for design mockups and UI test data.

This generator produces German (de) localized data — region-appropriate names, addresses and formats. Need US English? Use the default Random Color Generator.

Generate now

curl "https://mock.wrapper-agency.com/api/v1/mock?type=color&count=20&locale=de"

Example output (German)

A small sample of the JSON this generator returns (color, de):

[
  {
    "name": "Hellblau",
    "hex": "#ead331",
    "rgb": "rgb(221, 153, 181)"
  },
  {
    "name": "Beige",
    "hex": "#fc4446",
    "rgb": "rgb(134, 110, 74)"
  },
  {
    "name": "Nachtblau",
    "hex": "#368ab4",
    "rgb": "rgb(131, 151, 11)"
  }
]

Use it in code

Fetch the same German data from the free API — no key needed during beta, up to 100 records per call:

curl "https://mock.wrapper-agency.com/api/v1/mock?type=color&count=20&locale=de"

Need thousands of rows at once? The bulk API returns up to 10,000 records per call.

FAQ

Is the german random color generator data real?

No. Every value is synthetic, generated with @faker-js/faker. There is no real personal data, so it is safe for testing, demos and committing to a repo (GDPR-friendly).

How is this different from the default random color generator?

Names, addresses, phone numbers and other locale-specific fields are generated using German (de) data, so they look native to that region instead of US English.

How do I get this data in my code?

Call the free API: GET https://mock.wrapper-agency.com/api/v1/mock?type=color&count=20&locale=de. It returns a JSON array of German records. Use ?seed=123 for deterministic output.

Random Color Generator in other locales

MockForge generates fully synthetic data — no real personal information, ever.