Password Generator

Reusing passwords is the single most common way accounts get compromised: one breached site exposes every other account that shares the same credentials. This generator creates a fresh, cryptographically random password in your browser — nothing is ever sent to a server — so every account you own can have its own unique key.

Length beats cleverness. A 16-character password drawn from letters, digits and symbols carries about 105 bits of entropy, putting it far beyond practical brute-force attacks. Use the strength meter to see the entropy of what you generated, turn on “exclude ambiguous” if you will ever read the password aloud or type it from a printed sheet, and store the result in a password manager instead of your memory.