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Password generator

Generate a strong password in your browser. Nothing is sent.

Runs on your device. What you enter is never sent to us

You get a password generated by your own browser's randomness source. It is never sent to a server and never stored, so copy it before you leave the page.

How to use it

  1. 1Enter the contentFill the fields with whatever you want the result to carry; none of it is stored on our servers.
  2. 2Check the previewThe preview in front of you keeps up with every change, so you see the result before you take it.
  3. 3Take the resultPress “Generate a new password” once it looks right, and the result is yours to use wherever you like.

When it helps

When one password is reused across sites, a single leak exposes all of them. A long random password for every account is the strongest protection you can set in under a minute.

Common questions

Is the randomness real?

Yes. The tool uses the browser crypto.getRandomValues API, a cryptographically secure generator. The general-purpose Math.random is deliberately never used, since its output can be predicted.

Can anyone see or store my password?

No. It is generated inside your page and never sent over the network, written to a server, or logged. Closing the tab removes it.

What makes a password strong?

Length and character variety. Sixteen characters with letters, digits, and symbols are out of reach for any attacker. The strength meter shows the estimated entropy in bits.

Why exclude look-alike characters when I ask?

Characters such as 0 and O or 1 and l are easy to misread when a password is written down or read aloud. Excluding them costs very little strength and removes that failure mode.

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