Discount Code Generator

Generate single or batch promo codes with custom prefixes, code lengths, separators, and character settings.

Promotion details
Promotion
Enter a short name for the promotion. It will be used to create a recognizable code prefix.
Choose how many unique codes to create in this batch.
Optional code settings
Optional. Use your own prefix instead of one based on the campaign name.
Optional. Add a short ending to every code, such as a market, channel, or partner identifier.
Choose how many random characters appear after the prefix. Longer sections create more possible unique codes.
Choose which characters can appear in the random part of each code.
Choose how the prefix, random section, and optional suffix should be separated.
Choose uppercase or lowercase for the finished codes.

Generated codes

Your discount codes

Copy the codes you need and add them to your ecommerce, checkout, or promotion platform.

Enter a campaign name to create one or more discount codes.

These codes are text identifiers only. You still need to create the promotion, discount amount, eligibility rules, dates, usage limits, and redemption settings inside your ecommerce or checkout platform.

What this generator does

Create discount and promo codes for campaigns

Generate a single code or a batch of unique promotional codes for ecommerce offers, creator campaigns, referrals, launches, and customer promotions.

Start with a campaign name, choose how many codes you need, and adjust the format only when you need a specific prefix, suffix, or code style.

The generator creates the code strings. Your ecommerce or checkout platform is still where you define the actual discount and redemption rules.

Good to know

Keep codes easy to read when customers need to type them manually. For private or single-use campaigns, use a longer random section.

How it works

Create a code batch in four steps

Use a simple format that will still make sense when you review campaign results later.

1

Name the promotion

Enter a campaign or offer name such as Autumn Sale, Welcome Offer, or VIP Launch.

2

Choose the batch size

Generate one code for a public promotion or multiple unique codes for customers, partners, or creators.

3

Adjust the code format

Optionally change the prefix, suffix, random length, separator, or character set.

4

Create the promotion in your platform

Copy the generated code strings into your ecommerce, checkout, or promotion system and configure the actual offer rules there.

Example

Example for a welcome promotion

Suppose you want five unique codes for a new-customer campaign.

Campaign nameWelcome Offer
Number of codes5
Custom prefixWELCOME
Random section length6
CharactersEasy-to-read letters and numbers
SeparatorDash
Result

The batch could contain codes such as WELCOME-7K4M2Q and WELCOME-R8P3NX. Each code is different, but all of them are easy to recognize as part of the same campaign.

Using promo codes

How to structure useful discount codes

A good code should be easy enough for the intended customer to use while still fitting the way you track promotions.

Use recognizable prefixes

A prefix such as WELCOME, VIP, or CREATOR can make campaign reporting easier to scan.

Use unique codes when needed

Unique codes are useful for individual customers, partners, affiliates, creators, or controlled promotions.

Avoid confusing characters

When customers type codes manually, avoiding lookalike characters can reduce entry mistakes.

Keep discount rules separate

The text of the code does not determine the discount. Configure percentage, fixed amount, expiry, usage limits, and eligibility in the platform where the code is redeemed.

FAQ

Discount code generator questions

Common questions about creating and using promotional codes.

Does generating a code automatically create a discount in Shopify, WooCommerce, or another platform?

No. This generator creates the code text only. You still need to add the code and configure its discount rules inside the platform where customers will redeem it.

Should I use one public code or unique codes?

A public code can work well for a broad sale or campaign. Unique codes are more useful when you want to limit sharing, track individual partners or customers, or control redemptions more closely.

How long should a discount code be?

Shorter codes are easier to type. Longer random sections provide more possible unique combinations. Use the shortest format that still fits the size and purpose of your campaign.

Can I include the discount amount in the code?

Yes, you can use a custom prefix such as SAVE20 or 15OFF. Remember that the code text itself does not enforce that discount amount; the promotion settings in your platform do.

Are the generated codes guaranteed to be unique forever?

The generator prevents duplicates within the current batch, but it cannot see codes you already created elsewhere. Check your platform before importing or activating a new batch.