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Generate strong random passwords.

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Generate strong, random passwords for free right in your browser. Choose the length and whether to include uppercase letters, numbers and symbols to create hard-to-guess passwords. Generation happens entirely on your device; your password is never sent to a server and no sign-up is required.

How it works

  1. Set the password length.
  2. Toggle uppercase letters, numbers and symbols.
  3. Press "Generate".
  4. Copy the strong password.

Frequently asked questions

Is generating passwords free?

Yes, the password generator is completely free and requires no sign-up.

Is my password sent to a server?

No, the password is generated entirely in your browser and never sent anywhere.

How strong can the passwords be?

By increasing length and adding uppercase, numbers and symbols you can generate very strong passwords.

Could someone else get the same password?

Passwords are generated randomly; each generation gives a different, unique result.

Generate a strong, separate password for every account

Password Generator creates values from 8 to 64 characters and draws random choices from the browser's cryptographically secure crypto.getRandomValues source. Uppercase, lowercase, number and symbol pools can be toggled independently, and the result includes at least one character from every selected pool.

The similar-character option removes easily confused letters and digits such as I, l, O, 0 and 1 from the relevant pools. Generation stays on the device, but the password remains most useful when it is never reused and is stored in a trusted password manager.

Practical checklist

  • Choose the longest practical length and all character types accepted by the account; disable a pool only when that service rejects it.
  • Enable the similar-character filter for a Wi-Fi label or temporary code that someone must read and type manually.
  • Generate a fresh value for each service and save it in a password manager, because reuse lets one breach expose multiple accounts.