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Texas Phone Number Generator

Generate random TX phone numbers using valid area codes for Houston, Dallas, Austin, and statewide coverage—perfect for regional testing and sample data.

Our Texas Phone Number Generator is a specialized free tool for creating fictional yet realistic TX phone numbers with authentic area codes. Tailored for developers, businesses, and testers in the Lone Star State, it supports regional apps, local demos, and privacy-safe data seeding across major cities like Houston (713), Dallas (214), and Austin (512).

Common Use Cases for TX Phone Numbers

  • Texas App Testing

    Generate local TX numbers to test state-specific form validations and regional services in apps.

  • Business Demos

    Create sample contacts for Houston or Dallas-based CRM setups without using real customer data.

  • Local Database Seeding

    Populate test databases with authentic TX area codes for Austin tech startups or San Antonio enterprises.

  • SMS Regional Testing

    Simulate Texas phone numbers for carrier-specific SMS gateways and area code routing.

  • Event Management

    Add fictional registrant numbers for events in Fort Worth or El Paso with proper local formats.

  • Marketing Mockups

    Use TX numbers in ad prototypes or lead gen forms targeted at Lubbock or Laredo regions.

Why Choose Our Texas Generator?

Authentic TX Area Codes

Uses real codes like 214 (Dallas), 713 (Houston), 512 (Austin) for geographic accuracy

Standard Formatting

Outputs in (XXX) XXX-XXXX style with valid local exchanges for each TX region

Bulk TX Generation

Produce up to 100 numbers at once, weighted by major cities like San Antonio or Fort Worth

Easy Copy & Export

One-click clipboard copy or CSV download for quick integration into Texas-focused projects

Regional Coverage

Includes all TX metro areas from El Paso (915) to Laredo (956) for comprehensive testing

Fictional & Safe

Ensures no real assignments, ideal for privacy-compliant TX business simulations

How to Use the Texas Phone Number Generator

  1. Access the Tool: The generator is pre-configured for Texas—no state selection needed
  2. Set Quantity: Choose 1-100 numbers, focusing on TX-specific area code distribution
  3. Customize (Optional): Adjust format or include extensions for advanced TX simulations
  4. Generate: Click to produce numbers with valid TX codes like 281 or 210
  5. Copy or Export: Use clipboard for single use or CSV for bulk TX data imports

Understanding Texas Area Codes

Texas, the second-largest US state, has a vast array of area codes due to its population and geography, with overlays in busy areas like Dallas-Fort Worth.

  • 214, 469, 972 – Dallas and surrounding metro
  • 281, 713, 832 – Houston and Gulf Coast region
  • 512, 737 – Austin and central Texas
  • 210, 830 – San Antonio and Hill Country
  • 817, 682 – Fort Worth and Tarrant County
  • 915 – El Paso and West Texas
  • 956 – Laredo and Rio Grande Valley
  • 806 – Lubbock and Panhandle

This tool randomly selects from these 20+ codes to mimic real TX distribution, helping validate regional phone patterns in code like /^(\(?\d3\)?[-\s]?)?\d3[-\s]?\d4$/.

Advanced Features & TX Coverage

Regional Weighting

Numbers are generated with higher probability for populous areas like Houston (281/713/832) or Dallas (214/469/972), reflecting real TX demographics.

Overlay Support

Includes overlay codes like 682 (Fort Worth) and 737 (Austin) for accurate modern TX telecom simulations.

Export for TX Projects

Download as CSV with columns for area code, full number, and city association to streamline local data workflows.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Texas regions are covered?

Our Texas phone numbers cover all major metropolitan areas including Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, Fort Worth, El Paso, Laredo, Lubbock, and more, using their respective area codes for authentic regional representation.

Are these real phone numbers?

No, these are randomly generated numbers that follow Texas's phone number format and area codes. They are not connected to actual phone lines, making them safe for testing and demos in TX-based applications.

How many TX area codes are included?

The generator uses over 20 valid Texas area codes, including overlays like 469/972 for Dallas and 281/832 for Houston, ensuring broad coverage of the state's diverse regions.

Can I generate numbers for specific TX cities?

Yes, the tool randomly selects from city-associated codes—e.g., 210/830 for San Antonio or 817/682 for Fort Worth. For more precision, filter within the component or use our general US generator.

What format do TX numbers use?

All numbers follow the standard US format: (area code) XXX-XXXX, with options for international +1 prefix. This matches common TX telecom standards for seamless testing.

Security & Privacy Considerations

All TX numbers are fictional to comply with privacy laws, especially relevant for Texas businesses handling regional data:

  • Non-Real Generation: Avoids FCC-reserved ranges, ensuring no accidental real TX line hits
  • TX Compliance: Supports data protection for local apps; use in sandboxed environments only
  • Best Practices: Combine with anonymization for demos in high-regulation sectors like TX energy or finance
  • Broader Tools: For nationwide, visit US Phone Generator; for other states, Florida

Integration & API Usage

Embed TX phone generation in your JavaScript projects with targeted code:

JavaScript Example:

// Texas-specific phone number generator
const TXAreaCodes = [214, 469, 972, 281, 713, 832, 512, 737, 210, 830, 817, 682, 915, 956, 806];
function generateTXPhoneNumber() {
  const area = TXAreaCodes[Math.floor(Math.random() * TXAreaCodes.length)];
  const local = Math.floor(1000000 + Math.random() * 9000000).toString();
  return `(${area}) ${local.slice(0,3)}-${local.slice(3)}`;
}

// Example usage
console.log(generateTXPhoneNumber()); // (713) 555-1234 (Houston area)