Password Generator
Generate cryptographically strong passwords with customisable length, uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and special characters.
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About Password Generator
Strong Passwords Without the Headache
We all know we should use strong, unique passwords for every account. We also all know that most of us do not actually do this. Instead, we reuse the same password across multiple sites, add a "1" or "!" at the end when a site demands a special character, and then act surprised when our accounts get compromised. The Password Generator exists to break this cycle by creating genuinely strong passwords for you in one click, with options to customise exactly what kind of password you need.
The tool lets you control several aspects of the generated password. You can set the length - security experts generally recommend at least 16 characters for important accounts. You can choose whether to include uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. You can also exclude ambiguous characters that look similar in certain fonts (like lowercase L and the number 1, or uppercase O and zero), which is useful if you ever need to read the password aloud or type it on a different device.
Why Generated Passwords Beat Human-Created Ones
Humans are terrible at creating random passwords. We think we are being clever by using "P@ssw0rd123" or "MyD0gMax2024" but attackers have seen every variation of these patterns millions of times. Dictionary attacks, combined with common substitution rules (a becomes @, s becomes $, o becomes 0), can crack these "clever" passwords in seconds.
A truly random 20-character password like "kQ7#mP2&vL9$xR4@nW8!" would take a modern computer billions of years to brute-force. The randomness is the key - there is no pattern for an attacker to exploit, no dictionary word to match, no personal information to guess. This tool generates that kind of randomness using cryptographically secure methods right in your browser.
The Copy-and-Paste Workflow
Here is the typical workflow. You need to create an account somewhere. You open the Password Generator, set your preferences, click generate, and copy the result. Then you paste it into the registration form and also into your password manager. If you are not using a password manager yet, this is your sign to start - the combination of a password generator and a password manager is the most practical approach to online security for regular people.
For those managing multiple accounts for work - system administrators, IT support staff, developers with dozens of service credentials - this tool is a quick way to spin up strong passwords without leaving your browser. No need to install a separate password generator app or rely on a command-line utility, though those are great options too.
Special Character Requirements
Different websites have different password rules, and they are often frustrating. Some require at least one uppercase, one lowercase, one number, and one special character. Others restrict which special characters you can use - no spaces, no backslashes, no angle brackets. Some have maximum length limits of 20 or even 16 characters. The customisation options in this generator let you work within whatever constraints a particular site imposes, which saves you the annoyance of repeatedly tweaking a password until the site accepts it.
Everything Stays in Your Browser
The passwords are generated entirely on your device using your browser built-in cryptographic random number generator. Nothing is sent to any server, nothing is stored, and nothing is logged. Once you copy the password and leave the page, it is gone from the tool. This is important because a password generator that phones home with the passwords it creates would be worse than useless - it would be a security risk. That is not the case here. Your passwords stay yours.
Generate one password or fifty. There is no limit, no account required, and no cost. Bookmark it, keep it open in a tab, and use it whenever you need a fresh strong password. Your future self will thank you when you are not dealing with a compromised account at two in the morning.