Use the Password Generator in three steps
Choose a length
Longer passwords are generally harder to guess.
Select character types
Include uppercase letters, numbers, and symbols when the website allows them.
Generate and store
Copy the password into a trusted password manager.
Length matters
A long unique password is usually more valuable than a short complicated one. Many people choose at least 16 characters for important accounts.
Use a password manager
Do not reuse generated passwords across services. A reputable password manager can store a different password for every account.
Password Generator FAQ
Are generated passwords sent anywhere?＋
No. Password generation uses your browser’s local cryptographic API.
Does this tool save my password?＋
No. The password is not saved by the tool, so store it safely before leaving the page.
How is randomness generated?＋
The tool uses the browser Crypto API rather than Math.random, providing randomness designed for security-sensitive browser features.
How long should a strong password be?＋
Sixteen or more random characters is a practical choice for many accounts, provided the service accepts that length.
Should every account have a different password?＋
Yes. Unique passwords prevent a password exposed by one service from unlocking your other accounts.
Why does a website reject the generated password?＋
Some websites limit length or allow only certain symbols. Adjust the length or disable symbols, then generate another password.