Password Generator

Generate secure random passwords or memorable passphrases using cryptographically secure randomness.

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Strength: Excellent (~105 bits)
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Password Generator

This tool generates strong passwords that are difficult to guess, brute-force, or crack. You can create either fully random passwords made of mixed characters, or memorable passphrases composed of real words joined together.

The generated output is intended for real-world use — such as account passwords, application secrets, API keys, or any scenario where security matters. All passwords are generated locally in your browser using cryptographically secure randomness, and nothing is stored or transmitted.

How Password Generation Works

In random mode, the tool builds a pool of allowed characters based on your selections — such as lowercase letters, uppercase letters, numbers, and symbols. A password of the chosen length is then generated using secure browser APIs designed for cryptographic use, not simple pseudo-random functions.

To avoid common weaknesses, the generator ensures that at least one character from each selected group is included. Optional substrings that you specify are preserved exactly as provided and included as whole units, rather than being broken into individual characters.

In memorable mode, the tool generates a passphrase by randomly selecting words from an internal word list and joining them together using a separator. This approach prioritizes memorability while still providing meaningful security when enough words are used.

Inputs and Options Explained

The tool gives you direct control over how passwords or passphrases are generated, without hiding important security decisions behind presets.

  • Mode — Choose between random passwords and memorable passphrases depending on whether security or recall is the priority.
  • Length / Words — Controls the total number of characters for random passwords, or the number of words used in a passphrase. Longer outputs provide significantly higher security.
  • Character sets — Select which types of characters are allowed, such as letters, numbers, and symbols.
  • Exclude ambiguous characters — Removes visually similar characters like O, 0, I, and l to reduce mistakes when typing.
  • Include — Forces specific characters or substrings to appear exactly as entered, which is useful for meeting password policy requirements.
  • Separator & capitalization — Controls how words are joined and formatted in memorable mode.

Examples and Edge Cases

A short random password with many character types may appear complex, but increasing length almost always provides a bigger security improvement than adding symbols alone. For example, a 16-character password using letters and numbers is often stronger than an 8-character password with every symbol type enabled.

In memorable mode, adding more words increases strength exponentially. A four-word passphrase is easier to remember but significantly weaker than a six-word one, even if both use the same separator.

Who Should Use This Tool

This password generator is designed for anyone who wants a practical balance between security, control, and clarity, without relying on opaque presets or external services.

  • Developers generating credentials or API secrets
  • Professionals securing work or personal accounts
  • Users who prefer memorable but strong passphrases
  • Anyone replacing weak or reused passwords

Related Concepts

Password strength is typically measured using entropy, which estimates how many guesses an attacker would need to find the correct value. Higher entropy means more resistance to brute force attacks, especially when passwords are stored using modern hashing techniques.

If you are working with authentication data or encoded values, you may also find the JWT Decoder or the Base64 Encoder & Decoder useful for inspecting related security artifacts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. All passwords are generated using cryptographically secure randomness provided by your browser. No insecure pseudo-random methods are used.
No. Everything runs entirely in your browser. The generated password is never uploaded, stored, or logged.
The strength label is based on estimated entropy, which reflects how many guesses would be required to crack the password using brute force. Higher entropy indicates stronger resistance to attacks.
Yes, when enough words are used. Longer passphrases made from random words can be both secure and easier to remember than short complex passwords.
Each additional character increases the number of possible combinations exponentially. Length usually provides a larger security gain than adding extra character types.