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Password Generator

Generate strong random passwords, memorable passphrases and PINs — with live entropy, crack-time and a strength checker. Cryptographically secure and 100% local: nothing you generate or test ever leaves your browser.

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Excellent129.2 bits · cracks in centuries beyond forever

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Entropy129.2 bits
StrengthExcellent
Combinations7.8 × 10^38
Crack time*centuries beyond forever
Charset size88

*Average time for an offline attacker at 1 trillion guesses/second.

Check your own password

Test any password to see its real strength — we penalize common words, sequences and repeats, not just length.

Password security guide

Six habits that matter far more than any single “strong” password.

Length beats complexity

Every extra character multiplies the search space far more than swapping a letter for a symbol. A long passphrase beats a short scrambled password.

Never reuse passwords

One breach then unlocks every account that shares that password. Use a unique password per site — a password manager makes this painless.

Use a password manager

Generate and store long random passwords you never have to remember. You only memorize one strong master passphrase.

Turn on two-factor auth

Even a perfect password can leak. A second factor (app code or hardware key) stops an attacker who has your password.

Passphrases are memorable & strong

Four random words give ~50 bits of entropy and are easy to type. Six words is genuinely strong and still human-friendly.

Beware predictable patterns

Dates, names, keyboard walks (qwerty) and “P@ssw0rd”-style substitutions are the first thing crackers try. Randomness is what protects you.

How the strength math works

Everything is transparent — no black-box “strength bar”.

Entropy (bits)length × log₂(character-set size). For passphrases: words × log₂(wordlist size). More bits = exponentially harder.
Combinations2^entropy — the number of possible passwords an attacker must search.
Crack timeAverage time at 1 trillion guesses/second (a well-funded offline attacker on fast hashes). We search half the space on average.
Strengthweak < 40 bits · fair < 60 · good < 80 · strong < 100 · excellent ≥ 100. The checker also subtracts entropy for common words, repeats and sequences.
RandomnessEvery value comes from your browser’s cryptographically-secure generator (crypto.getRandomValues) with unbiased rejection sampling — never Math.random.

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