Password Generator

How to use

1. Set the length and tick the character sets you want.
2. Click "Generate 5 passwords" - each uses cryptographic randomness.
3. Click any password to copy it, or "Copy all" for the whole batch.
4. The strength bar estimates entropy from length and character set.

Use cases

1. Use case: Create a strong password Generate a 16-character password with all character sets for a new account or a password manager entry.

2. Use case: Reset credentials safely Generate a fresh random password instead of reusing an old one when you rotate your credentials.

Practical tips

Length beats complexity: a longer password from a smaller character set is stronger than a short one crammed with symbols. Use 16 characters or more for anything that matters, and never reuse a generated password across sites — that is what password managers are for. Generation happens in your browser with no network call, so the password never leaves your device; copy it directly into your manager. Avoid hand-editing the result — human 'tweaks' usually reduce entropy. Like every tool on this site, the Password Generator runs entirely in your browser: the data you enter never leaves your device, nothing is uploaded to a server, and the tool keeps working if your connection drops.

Common mistakes

Generated passwords are strong; what happens next is where they weaken:

• Hand-editing the generated password to make it memorable — human tweaks usually reduce entropy.
• Reusing one generated password across sites, so a single breach unlocks everything.
• Choosing 12 characters when 16 or more costs nothing extra — length beats complexity.
• Generating in an untrusted browser session instead of a clean local tab, then pasting it through shared machines.

Frequently asked questions