Password Generator
Cryptographically secure passwords, memorable passphrases and PINs from your browser's own random source. Batch-generate and pick your favorite. Nothing is transmitted or logged — the password only ever exists on your screen.
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How is this safer than an online generator?
The password is created by crypto.getRandomValues() inside your browser tab — no server ever sees it. Most "online generators" can't prove that; here it's architectural.
What does the strength meter measure?
Entropy in bits: length × log2(character pool). 16 chars over a 92-char pool is ~104 bits — beyond any brute-force budget.
Should I include symbols?
Yes if the site allows them — but length matters more than complexity. A 20-char letters-and-digits password beats a 10-char symbol salad.
Are passphrases really secure?
Yes. Each word is drawn from a 2048-word list (11 bits of entropy per word), so a 5-word passphrase is ~55 bits and 6 words ~66 bits — comparable to a random 10–11 character password, but far easier to type and remember. This is the xkcd “correct horse battery staple” idea, done with crypto-secure randomness.
Why exclude ambiguous characters?
0/O and 1/l/I look identical in many fonts. Excluding them costs a little entropy but saves real login failures when you have to read the password aloud or type it from a printed sheet.