How do I generate a strong password?

Set the length to 16 or more, enable all four charsets (lower, upper, digits, symbols), and click Generate. The strength bar confirms it's strong; copy it with one click.

How long should a password be?

16 characters is a good baseline; 20+ if you can. Length matters more than complexity — every extra character roughly doubles the time to crack by brute force.

Should I use special characters?

Yes when the site allows them — they widen the alphabet and increase strength. If a site rejects symbols, compensate with extra length.

Are password generators safe?

This one is. Passwords are generated entirely in your browser using crypto.getRandomValues (a cryptographically secure source) and never sent to any server.

What is a passphrase vs password?

A passphrase is a sequence of words ("correct horse battery staple"); a password is a string of mixed characters ("X9!q@vR2…"). Both work — pick what's easier for you to use with a manager.

How do I create a password I can remember?

Don't — use a password manager. If you must, generate a passphrase of 5+ random words. Don't reuse passwords across sites under any circumstances.

Can I generate multiple passwords at once?

Yes. Set the batch size from 1 to 20 and Generate produces a list. Useful for setting up a new system or rotating multiple credentials.

What makes a password weak?

Short length, dictionary words, predictable patterns (qwerty, 1234), reuse across sites, and personal info that can be guessed (birthdays, names).

Should I reuse passwords?

No. One leaked site exposes every other account that shares the password. A password manager makes unique passwords effortless.

Do I need a password manager?

Yes — it's the single biggest security upgrade you can make. Bitwarden, 1Password and the built-in browser managers are all good.

Random Password Generator

Generate strong random passwords. Length slider, charset toggles, exclude ambiguous, batch mode (1–20).

Quick answer: Generate strong random passwords. Length slider, charset toggles, exclude ambiguous, batch mode (1–20).

Last updated 2026-05-01

Frequently asked questions

How do I generate a strong password?: Set the length to 16 or more, enable all four charsets (lower, upper, digits, symbols), and click Generate. The strength bar confirms it's strong; copy it with one click.
How long should a password be?: 16 characters is a good baseline; 20+ if you can. Length matters more than complexity — every extra character roughly doubles the time to crack by brute force.
Should I use special characters?: Yes when the site allows them — they widen the alphabet and increase strength. If a site rejects symbols, compensate with extra length.
Are password generators safe?: This one is. Passwords are generated entirely in your browser using crypto.getRandomValues (a cryptographically secure source) and never sent to any server.
What is a passphrase vs password?: A passphrase is a sequence of words ("correct horse battery staple"); a password is a string of mixed characters ("X9!q@vR2…"). Both work — pick what's easier for you to use with a manager.
How do I create a password I can remember?: Don't — use a password manager. If you must, generate a passphrase of 5+ random words. Don't reuse passwords across sites under any circumstances.
Can I generate multiple passwords at once?: Yes. Set the batch size from 1 to 20 and Generate produces a list. Useful for setting up a new system or rotating multiple credentials.
What makes a password weak?: Short length, dictionary words, predictable patterns (qwerty, 1234), reuse across sites, and personal info that can be guessed (birthdays, names).
Should I reuse passwords?: No. One leaked site exposes every other account that shares the password. A password manager makes unique passwords effortless.
Do I need a password manager?: Yes — it's the single biggest security upgrade you can make. Bitwarden, 1Password and the built-in browser managers are all good.