Password Generator
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Build passwords that are actually hard to crack
Most people either reuse the same weak password everywhere or pick something easy to remember and easy to guess. This generator creates a truly random password in one click, tailored to the length and character types you choose.
As you adjust the settings, the strength meter updates in real time, showing entropy and unique character count so you can see exactly how secure your password is before you use it.
Fully customizable
Set a length anywhere from 4 to 64 characters, and choose which character types to include: uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols.
Real-time strength meter
Every password comes with an entropy score in bits and a strength badge, so you can judge its security at a glance.
One-click copy
Copy your generated password instantly with a single click, ready to paste directly into any signup or account settings page.
Session history
Recently generated passwords are listed for quick reference during your session, and can be cleared anytime with one click.
Frequently asked questions
Are the generated passwords actually random?
Yes. Each password is created fresh from the character sets you select, so no two generated passwords follow a predictable pattern.
What does entropy mean in the strength meter?
Entropy measures how unpredictable a password is, based on its length and character variety. Higher entropy in bits means it takes far longer to guess or crack.
What password length should I use?
At least 12 to 16 characters is recommended for everyday accounts, while 20 or more characters is better for sensitive accounts like email or banking.
Should I include symbols and numbers?
Yes. Mixing uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols increases the total possible combinations, raising entropy and making the password harder to crack.
Is my password history stored anywhere online?
No. Password history is kept only in your current browser session and can be cleared anytime using the Clear button.
Can I reuse the same generated password on multiple accounts?
It’s best to generate a unique password for each account, since reusing one means a single breach can compromise every account using it.
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