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Password generator

Create a strong password of any length, with letters, digits and symbols and no look-alike characters, or a memorable passphrase of random words. Made in your browser with a cryptographic generator and never sent anywhere.

Everything runs in your browser: nothing you enter is sent anywhere.

What makes a password strong

Length and randomness matter most. 16+ random characters or 5–6 random words cannot be brute-forced. The weak spot is reuse: one password on many sites leaks with the weakest of them. Keep passwords in a manager (Bitwarden, KeePass; you can self-host Vaultwarden) and turn on two-factor authentication.

Passwords come from the browser’s crypto.getRandomValues, the generator HTTPS uses. Passphrase words are from the BIP-39 list (2048 words), 11 bits each. Check your own password: strength checker.

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