Password
generator
A password generator is an essential helper when registering a new account and you need a complex password that meets the site's requirements. Choose the character types and length, and the generator will create a unique sequence of characters for you.
Questions and answers
Frequently asked questions
How to create a password, assess its strength and keep access to your accounts.
No. Your password is created locally in your browser using a cryptographic random number generator. We do not send the generated password to a server or save it in browser storage.
Save the password you want to use in your password manager before leaving the page. Keeping your own secure copy is important because the generator does not maintain a saved password history for you to return to.
The assessment uses password length and the number of possible characters. Weak means fewer than 12 characters or 50 bits of randomness; good means at least 12 characters and 50 bits; strong means at least 16 characters and 80 bits.
These labels estimate the difficulty of brute-force attacks on passwords produced by this generator. They do not guarantee account security or account for phishing, data leaks or how a website stores your password. Use a separate password for each account and enable two-factor authentication wherever available.
The default is a 20-character password with uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers and special characters. Every character type you select is included, so start by checking which types the destination site accepts.
If a site prohibits certain characters, disable those types and increase the length. The slider allows 4 to 64 characters, but the available range is not a recommendation to use a short password: choose a suitable length within the site’s requirements and check the strength assessment.
Create a separate password for every account. Reusing one password means a leak on one site can put other accounts using that password at risk, even if the original password was difficult to guess.
Store your passwords in a password manager and enable two-factor authentication wherever available. If you want to recommend this tool to someone, the share buttons send only a link to the generator, never the password you generated.