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Secure Password Generator

Create cryptographically secure passwords instantly. Custom length, character sets, bulk generation, strength analysis, and history — all client-side.

Crypto-Secure Bulk Generation No Server Storage
Password Generator
All generation happens in your browser — passwords are never sent to any server
Password Strength Weak
Password Length
12
characters
Good length
6204064
Bulk Generation
Generate multiple passwords at once
passwords (max 20)
Character Types
Uppercase A B C D … Z
Lowercase a b c d … z
Numbers 0 1 2 3 … 9
Symbols ! @ # $ % ^ & *
Advanced Options
Generated Passwords
Recent Passwords (last 5)
No passwords generated yet

How to Generate a Secure Password

1

Set Length

Drag the slider to choose password length. 12+ characters is recommended for strong security.

2

Pick Character Types

Toggle uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols to meet your requirements.

3

Advanced Options

Enable pronounceable mode, exclude similar characters, or generate a bulk list of passwords.

4

Copy & Use

Click Copy to grab your password. Everything stays in your browser — nothing is sent to servers.

Why Use a Secure Password Generator?

Reusing passwords or using simple words is the leading cause of account breaches. Our generator uses window.crypto.getRandomValues() — the same cryptographic API used by security software — ensuring each password is truly random and unpredictable. Everything runs entirely in your browser; no password is ever transmitted to or stored on any server.

How Long Should a Password Be?

Security experts recommend a minimum of 12 characters for general accounts, 16+ for financial accounts, and 20+ for high-value targets. A 12-character password using all four character types has over 95 trillion combinations, making brute-force attacks computationally infeasible with modern hardware.

What is Pronounceable Password Mode?

Pronounceable passwords alternate consonants and vowels to create human-readable sequences that are easier to remember while still being random. For example: "dapuFezi7" instead of "xKq#mP9w". They sacrifice some theoretical entropy for practicality when you need to type or say a password aloud.