Data categories
The plugin offers 9 categories covering all common mockup needs for French-facing interfaces.
👤 Identity
Section titled “👤 Identity”First name
Section titled “First name”French first names drawn from INSEE statistics (the given names file, Open Licence 2.0). Distribution reflects the real popularity of first names in France.
Examples: Léa, Thomas, Camille, Julien, Sophie, Mathieu, Emma, Pierre, Chloé, Lucas
Family name
Section titled “Family name”Last names from the INSEE registry. Diversity reflecting the French population.
Examples: Martin, Bernard, Dubois, Thomas, Robert, Petit, Richard, Durand, Leroy, Moreau
First + Last name
Section titled “First + Last name”Coherent first/last name combination for fields displaying the full name.
Examples: Léa Martin, Thomas Dubois, Camille Leroy, Sophie Bernard, Julien Petit
📞 Contact
Section titled “📞 Contact”Mobile phone
Section titled “Mobile phone”Mobile numbers in ARCEP format — 06 or 07 prefix, 10 digits, formatted with spaces.
Examples: 06 12 34 56 78, 07 98 76 54 32, 06 45 67 89 01
Email addresses built from first and last name, with fictitious French-sounding domains.
Examples: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
🏠 Address
Section titled “🏠 Address”Full address
Section titled “Full address”Complete addresses from the Base Adresse Nationale (BAN) — data.gouv.fr, Open Licence. Format: number + street type + street name + postal code + city.
Examples:
- 14 rue de la Paix, 75001 Paris
- 3 avenue Jean Jaurès, 69007 Lyon
- 27 boulevard des Capucines, 13001 Marseille
- 8 impasse des Lilas, 31000 Toulouse
🏢 Administrative data
Section titled “🏢 Administrative data”14-digit SIRET number, valid according to the Luhn algorithm used by INSEE for establishment identifiers.
Structure: SIREN (9 digits) + NIC (5 digits), valid Luhn check digit.
Examples: 73282932000074, 41816609800069, 55208131766522
What it is not: A real SIRET of a company registered in the French commercial register.
French IBAN
Section titled “French IBAN”French IBAN in ISO 13616 format — FR76 prefix, valid check digits per the modulo 97 algorithm.
Structure: FR76 + bank code (5) + branch code (5) + account number (11) + RIB key (2)
Examples: FR76 3000 6000 0112 3456 7890 189, FR76 1027 8060 0000 2004 0130 025
What it is not: A real bank account open at any financial institution.
NIR (Social Security Number)
Section titled “NIR (Social Security Number)”15-digit NIR (Numéro d’Inscription au Répertoire) with a valid check key per the mod 97 algorithm used by INSEE.
Structure: sex (1) + birth year (2) + birth month (2) + department (2) + municipality (3) + sequence (3) + key (2)
Examples: 1 85 04 75 056 098 42, 2 92 11 13 001 156 78
What it is not: A real NIR assigned by the CNAV to a real person.
Summary table
Section titled “Summary table”| Category | Source | Validation algorithm |
|---|---|---|
| First name | INSEE — Open Licence 2.0 | — |
| Last name | INSEE — Open Licence 2.0 | — |
| First + Last name | INSEE — Open Licence 2.0 | — |
| Mobile | ARCEP format | FR numbering plan |
| Generated | RFC 5321 | |
| Address | BAN — data.gouv.fr | Postcode/city consistency |
| SIRET | Fictitious | Luhn |
| French IBAN | Fictitious | ISO 13616 / mod 97 |
| NIR | Fictitious | mod 97 INSEE |