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Password Generator

A strong password of the length you need.

What makes a password strong

Length matters more than exotic characters. Twelve letters beat eight symbols with “!@#” in them.

Twelve characters or more Every extra character multiplies the search space. Eight characters fall in hours; sixteen take longer than a lifetime.
Unique per service A leak in one place must not open the rest. Reuse, not weakness, is how most accounts are taken over.
No personal data Birthdays, a child’s name, a car number — all publicly available and tried in the first few guesses.
Not in a desktop text file A password manager beats both memory and a text file. You only need to remember one master password.
Two-factor authentication A stolen password is useless without the second factor. For email and hosting it should always be on.

Complex or long

Two approaches, and the second wins in practice.

Complex

Eight mixed characters

Looks secure, cracks quickly and is impossible to remember — so it ends up on a sticky note.

  • Hard to dictate
  • Written down next to the computer
  • Degrades into “Password1!”
vs
Long

A few random words

Longer, therefore stronger, and actually memorable.

  • Easy to read out
  • No need to write it down
  • Resistant to brute force

If a service demands a special character, add one to a long password rather than shortening it to fit.

Where passwords leak most often

A service database leak The breach was not yours but a site you signed up to. If the password was reused, every account with it is exposed.
A phishing email The login page looks genuine and the address differs by one letter. You hand the password over yourself.
Public Wi-Fi On an open network any traffic without https can be read. Use a VPN before logging into a hosting panel from a cafe.
A former employee Access nobody revoked after they left. The simplest and most common source of trouble in a small business.

Generate a strong password online

The generator creates random passwords right in your browser via the cryptographic crypto.getRandomValues API — not a single character leaves your device or gets stored anywhere. Set the length (4 to 64 characters), toggle uppercase and lowercase letters, digits and symbols, and optionally exclude look-alike characters (i, l, 1, O, 0) to make manual typing easier.

The indicator below the button shows strength in bits of entropy: under 40 bits — weak, 40-70 — medium, above 70 — strong. For important accounts take 16+ characters with all types enabled. And the golden rule: one service — one unique password, best stored in a password manager.

FAQ

How secure is this generator?
Completely secure: passwords are generated locally in your browser via cryptographic crypto.getRandomValues and never sent to a server.
What password length is secure?
We recommend at least 12-16 characters with uppercase and lowercase letters, digits and special characters. For critical accounts — 20+ characters.
What does "No similar characters" mean?
The option excludes easily confused characters (i, l, 1, O, 0) so the password is easier to type manually without errors.
Should I use one password everywhere?
No. Use a unique password for each service. Store them conveniently in a password manager.
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