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Password Generator

Weak or reused passwords are still one of the fastest ways accounts get breached. This generator creates random passwords or short passphrases using your browser’s secure random source—nothing is uploaded.

Last reviewed July 30, 2026.

Generated with your browser’s secure random generator. Nothing is uploaded.

When to use this

  • Creating a new password for email, banking, or shopping accounts
  • Generating a memorable passphrase for a password manager entry
  • Rotating credentials after a breach notification

Good practice

Prefer long passwords (16+ characters) with mixed character sets, or a 4-word passphrase stored in a password manager. Never email yourself new passwords or reuse the same string across banks and social accounts.

Common mistakes

  • Using dictionary words with only a year or “123” tacked on
  • Reusing one “strong” password everywhere
  • Generating a password in an untrusted browser extension you don’t control

How it works

We draw from crypto.getRandomValues, build a character pool from your selected sets, guarantee at least one character from each enabled set, then shuffle. Passphrases join random words with hyphens.

How to use

  1. Choose password or passphrase mode.
  2. Adjust length and character sets if needed.
  3. Generate, copy, and store it in a password manager.

FAQ

Are passwords stored on your servers?

No. Generation happens entirely in your browser.

Is a passphrase safer than a short complex password?

A longer passphrase can be both memorable and strong. Length and uniqueness matter more than clever substitutions alone.

Should I include symbols?

If the site allows them, symbols increase the search space. Some older systems disallow certain characters—adjust as needed.

Can you recover a generated password?

No. If you forget it and didn’t save it, generate a new one and update the account.