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Password Generator

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Password Generator creates strong, random passwords in your browser — no server, no sign-up, nothing saved. Pick a length from 8 to 64 characters, choose letters, numbers and symbols, and press “Generate Password”. Every password is built with your browser's secure random generator (crypto.getRandomValues), so it is genuinely unpredictable — not a pattern, not a dictionary word. A strength meter shows the entropy in bits and how long a fast computer would need to crack it, so you can see the difference between a weak 8-character password and a strong 16-character one. Prefer something you can remember? Tick “Memorable passphrase” for four random words plus a number. Your passwords never leave your device: nothing is uploaded, stored or logged — copy the password, save it in a password manager, and use a different one for every account.

Your password will appear here.
Strength will appear here.
Honest note: passwords are generated on your device with the browser's secure random generator and never leave it. This page does not store, log or send them anywhere. Save each password in a password manager and never reuse one across accounts.

How to use Password Generator

  1. Choose a length — 16 characters is a strong default; 20 or more is even better.
  2. Tick the character types you want: uppercase, lowercase, numbers and symbols.
  3. Tick “Exclude look-alikes” if you will type the password by hand, or “Memorable passphrase” for four random words.
  4. Press “Generate Password”, check the strength meter, then Copy or Download the result.

Worked example

Example: length 16, all four character types ticked. The tool generates 16 random characters — for instance “k7#Qm2$xP9!vL4@w” — with about 100 bits of entropy, which a computer guessing 10 billion passwords a second would need thousands of years to crack. Copy it into your password manager and never reuse it anywhere else.

Tips for better results

  • Use a different password for every account — one leak should never open all your accounts.
  • 16 characters with mixed types is the sweet spot; 20 or more is better for banking and email.
  • Store passwords in a password manager (your browser or phone already has one) — never in a notes app or a photo.
  • Turn on two-factor authentication wherever it is offered — it protects you even if a password leaks.

Frequently asked questions about Password Generator

Is the password generator free?

Yes, completely free — passwords are generated locally in your browser with the secure random generator, no API key and no sign-up.

Are my passwords stored or sent anywhere?

No. Generation happens entirely on your device. Nothing is uploaded to any server, nothing is saved in a database, and we never see your passwords.

What makes a password strong?

Length plus randomness. A random 16-character password with letters, numbers and symbols has about 100 bits of entropy — a computer guessing 10 billion passwords a second would need thousands of years to crack it. Short or predictable passwords (names, birthdays, “password123”) fall in seconds.

What is a memorable passphrase?

Four random words joined with dashes plus a number, like “river-tiger-moon-42”. It is easier to type and remember than a random string, and still hard to guess because the words are random.

Should I use the same password on several sites?

No — never reuse a password. If one site leaks, attackers try the same password everywhere. Use this generator to make a different password for every account and keep them in a password manager.

What does “exclude look-alikes” do?

It removes characters that are easy to confuse when typing — i, l, 1, O and 0 — so you do not mistype the password. It slightly reduces the character set, so use a length of 16 or more to stay strong.

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