Secure Password Generator
Create strong, random, or memorable passwords instantly.
Random Password Generator
Password Generator Guide
How to Create a Secure Password
A strong, random password is your best defense against brute-force attacks.
1. Adjust Length: Use the slider to select a password length. 16 characters or more is highly recommended.
2. Select Options: For maximum security, keep all options (Uppercase, Numbers, and Symbols) checked.
3. Generate & Copy: Click the 'Generate' button for a new password. Use the copy button to safely copy it to your clipboard.
This tool is 100% client-side. Your passwords are never sent to our server.
What Makes a Strong Password?
A strong password is your first line of defense against unauthorized access. The key is to make it **long** and **complex**.
- **Length:** Aim for at least **16 characters**. A 12-character password is 2 million times harder to crack than an 8-character one.
- **Complexity:** Use a mix of all character types: **uppercase letters (A-Z)**, **lowercase letters (a-z)**, **numbers (0-9)**, and **symbols (!@#$)**.
- **Uniqueness:** **Never** reuse passwords across different websites. If one site is breached, all your accounts are compromised.
- **Avoid:** Do not use common words (`password123`), personal info (`johnsmith1990`), or keyboard patterns (`qwerty`).
Random vs. Memorable Passwords
Both methods create strong passwords, but they have different strengths. Use our tabs at the top to create either type.
| Feature | Random Password | Memorable Passphrase |
|---|---|---|
| Example | `8q#Z@pT$2*vL9s!b` | `iL0v3!My-d0g` |
| Best For | Password managers, database keys, anything you don't need to memorize. | Your main email, bank account, or any "master" password you must remember. |
| Security | Extremely high. Very difficult for computers to guess (brute-force). | Very high. Strong against brute-force, but easier for humans to remember. |
| Weakness | Impossible to remember. | Can be weaker if you use a very common or short phrase. |