Text & Writing Tools
Password Generator
Generate strong random passwords or passphrases using a cryptographic random source.
Privacy
Everything runs inside your browser. Nothing you type or paste is transmitted, logged or stored — which matters for drafts, credentials and anything not yet public.
Tips
- Length matters far more than complexity. A long passphrase of ordinary words beats a short string of symbols, and is easier to type on a phone.
- Passwords are generated by your browser’s cryptographic random source and never transmitted. Nothing here is logged or stored.
- Use a password manager and a different password everywhere. Reuse is what turns one breach into many.
- *Cracking time assumes an offline attack at a trillion guesses per second against a fast hash. A properly slow hash such as Argon2 or bcrypt makes it vastly longer — but you cannot know which a given site uses.
- Enable two-factor authentication wherever it is offered. It defeats a stolen password outright.
Frequently asked questions
Is generating a password in a browser safe?
The randomness is sound — it uses the same cryptographic source as the browser’s own security features, and the page is static with no network calls. That said, a dedicated password manager generating directly into its vault removes the copy-paste step entirely, which is one fewer place for something to go wrong.
Why exclude lookalike characters by default?
Because l, 1, I, O and 0 are routinely misread when a password is written down or read aloud. Excluding them costs a few bits of entropy and saves a great deal of frustration.