Laravel Model Generator

Generate a complete Laravel Eloquent Model class with fillable attributes, casts, relationships, and more.

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Singular CamelCase, e.g. Post, BlogPost, UserProfile

Auto-filled from model name. Uses Laravel convention: snake_case + plural.

Comma-separated column names. Leave empty for $guarded.

Comma-separated. Only used when fillable is empty.

Add attribute casts (e.g. is_admin → boolean).

Foreign key and local key are auto-resolved by Laravel convention if left blank.

Comma-separated full trait class names.

Generated Model

How to Use the Laravel Model Generator

This tool helps you quickly create a Laravel Eloquent model class with full configuration. Follow these steps:

  1. Enter the model name — Type a singular CamelCase name like Post or UserProfile. The table name auto-fills.
  2. Configure options — Expand each section to set fillable attributes, casts, relationships, traits, and more.
  3. Add casts — Click Add Cast to map attributes to types like boolean, array, json, or datetime.
  4. Add relationships — Click Add Relationship to define belongsTo, hasMany, and more.
  5. Generate — Click Generate Model to create the PHP class.
  6. Copy or Download — Click Copy to copy the PHP code, or Download to save as Post.php.

Tip

After generating, place the file in app/Models/. Then run php artisan make:model Post or paste the generated code directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What naming convention should I use for my model?

Use singular CamelCase: Post, BlogPost, UserProfile. Laravel automatically maps Post to the posts table. You can override this with the $table property.

What is the difference between $fillable and $guarded?

$fillable is a whitelist of attributes that can be mass-assigned. $guarded is a blacklist. Use one or the other — if $fillable is set, $guarded is ignored.

What are attribute casts?

Casts tell Eloquent how to convert attribute values when you access them. For example, a boolean cast converts is_admin from 0/1 to true/false, while array/json automatically serialize/deserialize JSON columns.

Should I include HasFactory?

Yes, unless you never use model factories. HasFactory is included by Laravel in every generated model and is required for testing with factories.

Can I customize the namespace?

Yes. The default namespace is App\Models (Laravel 8+). If you use a different structure like App\Domain\Posts\Models, update the Namespace field.