Password Generator
Generate secure, random passwords with customizable length and complexity. 100% in your browser.
About this tool
Weak passwords remain one of the main causes of account breaches. Reusing the same password across sites, using birth dates, or sequences like "123456" leaves you exposed when a service suffers a data leak.
Our generator creates random passwords in your browser. You set the length and which character types to include — uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols. The generated password never passes through our servers; it exists only in your session until you copy it to a password manager.
For important accounts (email, banking, account recovery), we recommend long passwords (16 characters or more), unique per service, and stored in a trusted digital vault. This tool speeds up creating strong passwords without relying on predictable patterns.
How to generate a secure password
- Choose the length. Prefer 14 to 20 characters for sensitive accounts. The longer the password, the harder it is to crack by brute force.
- Enable letters, numbers, and symbols. Combine all available character types to increase password entropy.
- Generate and copy. Click generate until you get a satisfactory password and copy it with the dedicated button.
- Save in a password manager. Do not save in loose text files. Use Bitwarden, 1Password, iCloud Keychain, or similar.
When to use this tool
- Create unique passwords for every sign-up on stores, social networks, and services.
- Replace old passwords after breach alerts (haveibeenpwned.com).
- Generate temporary passwords for guests or test accounts.
- Set Wi‑Fi passwords and API keys with high randomness.
- Teach security best practices in training and workshops.
FAQ
- Is the generated password saved on the site?
- No. Generation happens in your browser. We do not store or transmit your passwords.
- What password length is recommended?
- For general use, 12 characters is a good minimum. For email, banking, and 2FA, use 16 or more.
- Can I use the same password on two sites?
- Not recommended. If one site leaks, attackers test the same password on other services.
- Are special symbols necessary?
- They increase complexity and reduce dictionary attack risk. Enable them when the site allows.
- Is it safe to generate passwords online?
- Our tool processes everything locally. Avoid unknown generators that do not explain where your data goes.