Formats
Review address format pages for the US, Japan, the UK, Canada, Hong Kong, and India, including postal rules, region fields, and form-entry notes.
Format index overview
The format directory is better aligned with explanatory queries such as US address format, how UK postcode works, or Japanese address order.
Compared with the country pages, these pages focus less on generation and more on helping readers understand order, regional fields, and postal systems.
What to look for
Formats
From each format page, you can continue into examples, FAQ sections, and internal links back to the generator.
The usual order is house number plus street, city, state abbreviation, and ZIP code.
Read moreHong Kong addresses often combine building names, street names, and regions in one result.
Read moreUK addresses often include a house number or building name, street, post town, and postcode.
Read moreJapanese addresses commonly start with prefecture, then move toward city, ward, block, and building.
Read moreCanadian addresses often include unit, street, city, province, and postal code.
Read moreIndian addresses often include house or flat number, road, locality, city, district, state, and PIN code.
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