Password Generator
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About the Password Generator
The Password Generator creates strong, random passwords that are far harder to guess or crack than anything you’d invent yourself. Choose the length and character types, and it produces a unique password on demand.
Reusing weak passwords is one of the biggest security risks online. A long, random password for each account dramatically reduces the chance of being compromised, and generating them removes the temptation to fall back on memorable-but-weak choices.
Generation happens entirely in your browser using your device’s secure randomness, so passwords are never transmitted or stored anywhere. Nothing is uploaded, and no account is required — what’s generated stays with you.
How to use the Password Generator
- Choose the password length you want.
- Select which character types to include (uppercase, numbers, symbols).
- Generate the password.
- Copy the generated password.
- Store it in your password manager and use it for the account.
Common use cases
- Creating a strong, unique password for a new account.
- Replacing a weak or reused password with a secure one.
- Generating passwords that meet strict complexity requirements.
- Producing random strings for keys or temporary credentials.
Frequently asked questions
How strong are the generated passwords?
Longer passwords with a mix of character types are exponentially harder to crack. Choosing a generous length with symbols and numbers produces very strong results.
Are the passwords truly random?
They’re generated using your browser’s cryptographically secure randomness, making them unpredictable and suitable for protecting accounts.
Is the password sent anywhere?
No. It’s generated locally in your browser and never transmitted or stored on a server, so only you ever see it.
How should I store the password?
Use a reputable password manager so you don’t have to remember long random strings. That lets you use a unique strong password for every account.
Can I generate other random data?
Yes. The Random Data Generator produces secure random values for keys, testing, and more.