How to use this developer tool
- Enter fields as one type-and-name pair per line.
- Choose the Java template type.
- Enter a valid package name.
- Run Generate Java.
- Copy or download the generated ClassName.java file.
Generate copy-ready Java classes, records, interfaces, enums, utility classes, exceptions, and POJOs from validated package, class, and field definitions. Code generation runs locally and downloads as a correctly named .java file.
It validates identifiers, parses field lines, and generates deterministic Java source for common class patterns. The class name is read from the first field comment directive or defaults to GeneratedModel.
Use a first line such as // Class: User to define the class name. Records require Java 16 or later.
// Class: User String name int age
public class User {
private String name;
private int age;
}Choose POJO, enable getters and setters, and enter one field per line.
Choose POJO and provide the package, class directive, and fields.
Choose Record. The generator creates record components from valid field lines.
This version focuses on common core templates; use the POJO output as a base for a project-specific builder.
Enter the package and fields, optionally set // Class: Name, then generate the source.
| Class | Fields and optional methods |
|---|---|
| POJO | Constructor and accessors |
| Record | Compact immutable data carrier |
| Utility | Final class with private constructor |