Random Canadian Postal Code Generator
Generate real Canadian Postal Codes with verified city and region pairings. Export the results for authentic test data.
How is a Canadian postal code structured?
Canada uses six alternating letters and digits in A1A 1A1 format. The first three characters form the forward sortation area and the final three form the local delivery unit.
Example structure
K1A 0B1K1AForward sortation areaProvince and region
0B1Local delivery unitLocal delivery area
- Alternate letters and digits. The standard pattern is letter-number-letter, space, number-letter-number.
- Use uppercase with one space. The conventional display separates the two three-character blocks.
- Some letters are excluded. D, F, I, O, Q, and U are not used in Canadian postal codes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Canadian postal codes use A1A 1A1 format with alternating uppercase letters and digits.