Password Generator

Strong random passwords and passphrases, never sent anywhere

Passwords

The passwords are made by the secure random generator of your browser. They are not saved or sent anywhere.

Everything happens in your browser: your text is never sent anywhere.

How to generate a strong password

Step 1

Choose a password or a passphrase

Step 2

Set the length and the kinds of characters

Step 3

Copy the password and keep it in a password manager

How strong are the passwords

Choose the length, from 4 to 128 characters, and the kinds of characters: capital and small letters, digits and symbols. Each character is picked at random from all of the chosen ones, and “At least one of each kind” makes sure every kind appears, as many sites demand. “No look-alike characters” leaves out I, l, 1, O and 0, which are easy to mix up when you type a password from paper. The strength line shows how many bits of randomness a password has: each bit doubles the number of guesses, and 16 characters of all kinds give over 100 bits.

A “Passphrase” is made of random words from the word list of your language or of another of the 23 languages, joined with a separator you choose. It is easier to remember and to type, and with “Capital first letters” and “Add a number” it also meets the password rules of most sites. Choose enough words for at least “strong”. The passwords come from the secure random generator of your browser: they are not saved or sent anywhere. Click “Generate new” for another set, or make up to 100 at once.

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