Password Generator
Create strong, secure passwords with customizable length and character sets, with no signup required and nothing stored or logged on our servers.
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Adjust the settings and press Generate.
About this generator
Two things make a password hard to crack: length and unpredictability. This generator builds passwords from a cryptographically secure random source (not a predictable pseudo-random function), pulling from whichever character sets you enable: lowercase, uppercase, digits, and symbols.
Length does more work than clever substitution. Twelve to sixteen characters is a reasonable floor for most accounts, and every additional character multiplies the number of combinations an attacker has to try, far more than swapping "a" for "@" ever will. Skip dictionary words, names, and dates altogether; cracking tools try those first, substitutions included. Mixing in all four character sets maximizes entropy for a given length, though a handful of older systems still reject symbols, which is why each set here toggles independently.
Never reuse a password across sites: one breach elsewhere then exposes every account sharing it. A password manager to store unique, generated passwords per site is far more practical than trying to memorize them yourself. Nothing generated here is stored or logged: the result is returned to your browser and then forgotten.
Frequently Asked Questions
How strong are the generated passwords?
Strength scales with length and character variety: a long password drawing from all four character sets has dramatically more possible combinations than a short one, which is what actually resists brute-force attempts.
What length should I pick?
Twelve to sixteen characters is a sound minimum for most accounts; go longer whenever a site allows it, since each extra character multiplies the total possibilities an attacker faces.
Are passwords stored or logged anywhere?
No. Every password is generated on request, returned to your browser, and never saved, stored, or logged on our servers.
Should symbols always be included?
They add entropy for a given length, but some older systems reject them, so toggle each character set independently to match whatever you're signing up for.
Can I trust a password from a website generator?
Look for one that's explicit about using a cryptographically secure random source and not storing output (this one qualifies) and pair the result with a reputable password manager.
Is it safe to reuse a generated password across sites?
No, generate a unique password per site. Reusing one means a single breach elsewhere hands over every account that shares it.