Texas Address
Random fake Texas addresses with real cities, ZIP codes and area codes.
Texas Address Generator
Generate random Texas addresses for software testing, demo accounts, data-entry training and mock-ups. Each address has a street, a real Texas city, the TX state code and a ZIP code from the 75xxx–79xxx range, with optional names, phone numbers and apartments.
Texas cities to choose from
Texas has more large cities than any other state, so the city menu covers the big metros – Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Austin (the capital), Fort Worth and El Paso – as well as fast-growing suburbs like Frisco, McKinney and Round Rock, and regional centers such as Lubbock, Amarillo, Corpus Christi, Laredo, Waco and Galveston.
Texas address cheat sheet
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
| Street | 2187 Pecan Ln |
| City, state | Austin, TX |
| ZIP | 78704 (or 78704-3312 with ZIP+4) |
| Phone | (512) 830-4471 |
Main area codes include 214 and 972 (Dallas), 713 and 281 (Houston), 512 (Austin), 210 (San Antonio), 817 (Fort Worth) and 915 (El Paso).
When Texas test data is useful
- Sales tax – Texas combines a 6.25% state rate with local rates, so totals differ by city.
- Shipping – distances inside Texas are huge; test zones from El Paso to Beaumont.
- Forms – make sure your state picker, ZIP validation and phone masks handle Texas formats.
- Training – give new staff realistic records to practise CRM data entry.
Privacy first
The generator never uses real people's data and runs fully in your browser. Export as one line, labeled fields, CSV or JSON.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Texas addresses real?
No. They use real Texas cities, ZIP prefixes from 750 to 799 and real area codes, but the street numbers and names are random. They are test data, not deliverable addresses.
Which Texas cities are included?
Around 25, including Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Austin, Fort Worth, El Paso, Arlington, Corpus Christi, Plano, Lubbock, Laredo, Frisco, Amarillo, Waco and Galveston.
Is a Texas address enough to get a Texas driver license or residency?
No. Residency requires real proof such as utility bills or a lease. Do not use generated addresses for official documents – only for testing and demos.
What ZIP codes does Texas use?
Texas ZIP codes start with 75, 76, 77, 78 or 79 – Dallas around 752, Houston 770–772, Austin 787 and El Paso 799 – plus 733 for a few IRS and state-government codes.