Random Password Generator

It uses a cryptographically secure random number generator to pick characters from defined sets (letters, numbers, symbols) and assembles them into a string of your chosen length.

For critical accounts (email, banking), 16 characters is the modern standard. For less critical sites, 12 characters is generally acceptable.

Never. All generation happens locally in your browser's RAM. Your password never touches our disk or database.

These are 'known' pieces of information. Hackers use 'Dictionary Attacks' and 'Social Engineering' to guess passwords based on your personal life.

Characters like `i, l, 1, L` or `o, 0, O` can look identical in some fonts. Our tool has an option to exclude these to make your password easier to read and type.

Yes. This is the most important rule. If one site is breached, your other accounts will remain safe if they have unique passwords.

We recommend using a reputable 'Password Manager' (like Bitwarden or 1Password). You only need to remember one master password, and it handles the rest.

Yes. WiFi passwords often benefit from being 'Pronounceable' so you can tell them to guests without spelling out every symbol.

Yes. You can check/uncheck different categories (Uppercase, Lowercase, Numbers, Symbols) to meet specific website password policies.

Believe it or not, yes. A physical notebook in a locked drawer is often safer from global hackers than a simple file on your desktop.