Are generated passwords sent to a server or stored anywhere?

No. The entire generation process runs in your browser's memory. Nothing is transmitted over the network, logged, or saved — closing or refreshing the page discards the password permanently unless you've copied it.

How long should my password be?

Longer is generally stronger. 16 characters with a mix of uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols is a reasonable baseline for most accounts; 20+ characters is a common recommendation for anything protecting financial or highly sensitive accounts.

Should I reuse the same generated password across sites?

No — reusing passwords means a breach on one site can expose your account everywhere else that password is used. Generate a unique password for each account, ideally stored in a dedicated password manager rather than memorized or reused.

Secure Password Generator

Cryptographically random passwords, generated entirely on your device — nothing is ever transmitted or stored.

{*6[X8w,&,5SC+)P

Very strong

Length16 characters

uppercaselowercasenumberssymbols

Generated with the Web Crypto API (crypto.getRandomValues) — nothing is sent over the network or stored anywhere.

How to use the password generator

Drag the length slider to anywhere from 6 to 64 characters.
Check or uncheck uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols to include.
Click "Generate new password" for a new one at any time, then copy it with one click.

What makes a password strong

Password strength comes down to two things: length and the size of the character pool each position is drawn from. A longer password drawn from a larger pool (uppercase + lowercase + numbers + symbols) has exponentially more possible combinations for an attacker to guess than a shorter password drawn from a smaller pool.

Length	Character sets	Relative strength
8	Lowercase only	Weak
12	Upper + lower + numbers	Fair
16+	Upper + lower + numbers + symbols	Strong to very strong

Quick answer

A secure password generator should use a cryptographically secure random number source — like the Web Crypto API's crypto.getRandomValues(), which this tool uses — rather than Math.random(), which isn't designed to be unpredictable enough for security purposes. Combining at least 16 characters with uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols produces a password that's extremely difficult to guess or brute-force.

Password Generator — FAQs

It uses the Web Crypto API's crypto.getRandomValues(), a cryptographically secure pseudo-random number generator built into every modern browser — the same category of randomness source used for cryptographic keys, not the weaker Math.random() function some simpler generators rely on.

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