Generators
Password generator
Generate a strong random password. Adjust length, pick character sets, see strength updated live.
Ad — top banner — tool-top
16
Ad — in-article — tool-inarticle
How to use this tool
A good password is at least 14 characters long, combines upper, lower, digits and symbols, and is used for only one account. This tool uses the browser's cryptographic API (Web Crypto): even knowing the code, it's unpredictable. Nothing is sent over the network — generation is local. Use a password manager (Bitwarden, 1Password, KeePass) to store them securely.
Concrete examples
- 12 alphanumeric chars: decent baseline
- 16+ chars with symbols: very strong (80+ bits entropy)
- 24 chars without symbols: strong and easy to type
Ad — in-article 2 — tool-inarticle-2
Frequently asked questions
- How long should a password be?
- At least 12, ideally 16+. Each extra character drastically multiplies brute-force time.
- Are passwords sent anywhere?
- No. Generation happens fully in your browser via crypto.getRandomValues, a secure source.
- What does entropy in bits mean?
- It measures unpredictability. 60 bits = acceptable, 80 = strong, 100+ = very strong. Formula: log₂(pool size) × length.
- Should I change passwords regularly?
- Only on suspected leak. Forced rotations every 3 months are now discouraged by security agencies — they push users toward weaker passwords.
Related tools
Ad — bottom banner — tool-bottom