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Password Generator

Generate cryptographically-secure random passwords with a strength meter.

— generate a password —

What is the Password Generator?

The Password Generator creates strong, random passwords that resist brute-force attacks. Choose the length and character set (uppercase, lowercase, digits, symbols) and the tool produces a password using the browser’s cryptographic random source.

Reusing weak passwords is the single biggest cause of account breaches. Strong random passwords stored in a password manager solve this — but you still need a way to generate them. This tool gives you a fresh, unpredictable password in a click.

Because the generation happens locally, the password never travels through any server before you save it.

How to use the Password Generator

  1. 1Pick a length (12–64 characters is a good range).
  2. 2Toggle character sets: uppercase, lowercase, digits, symbols.
  3. 3Optionally exclude ambiguous characters (like O and 0).
  4. 4Click "Generate" — a new password appears.
  5. 5Copy it to your password manager.

Key features

  • Adjustable length up to 128 characters
  • Configurable character sets
  • Ambiguity avoidance option
  • Cryptographically secure randomness
  • Instant regenerate button
  • Runs entirely offline

Examples

Strong 16-char password

Output
v9!MpZ2q@N7rT$dJ

Passphrase style

Enable "passphrase mode" for a set of four random words separated by hyphens — easy to type on a phone.

Why use this tool

  • Zero risk of predictable passwords
  • Uses the browser’s crypto RNG
  • Works offline once loaded
  • Great pairing with any password manager
  • Free and unlimited

Common use cases

  • Creating a master password for a password manager
  • Setting Wi-Fi passwords for a router
  • Generating API keys for scripts
  • Sharing temporary passwords with team members
  • Replacing weak passwords in old accounts

Frequently asked questions

Is the password truly random?

It uses the Web Crypto API, which is cryptographically secure — as random as the best password managers.

Do you store the passwords?

No. They exist only in your browser tab until you copy them.

What length should I choose?

For online accounts, 16 characters. For master passwords, 20+ with mixed sets.

Should I include symbols?

Yes when the site allows. Some legacy systems reject certain characters — disable those.

Can I generate passphrases?

Yes if the tool exposes passphrase mode — four-word combos are easier to type and remember.