Launching October 20, 2026
Password Generator

Password Generator

Generate strong passwords with entropy estimation

Free1,294 impressionslaunches Oct 20

Generate strong, secure passwords with customizable length, character sets, and entropy estimation. 100% client-side.

Generate strong, random passwords and passphrases in the browser with entropy estimation.

for
Developers and anyone needing secure passwords without server-side storage.
pricing
free

Key features

6 features of Password Generator
  • Customizable length & charset — Set password length and include uppercase, lowercase, numbers, symbols, or exclude ambiguous characters.
  • Passphrase generation — Create memorable word-based passwords with configurable word count and separators.
  • Entropy indicator — Shows a rough strength estimate based on length and character types.
  • Client-side only — All generation runs in the browser using Web Crypto API; no data is sent or stored remotely.
  • Password strength checker — Analyze existing passwords for entropy, weaknesses, and breach exposure.
  • History & copy — Keeps recent passwords for easy copying to clipboard.

Use cases

  • Generate unique passwords for admin accounts and password managers
  • Create memorable passphrases for user-friendly login credentials
  • Produce Wi-Fi WPA2/WPA3 passwords for routers

Password Generator FAQ

Is this password generator free to use?+

Yes, it is completely free with no registration or usage limits.

Are the passwords generated secure?+

Yes, they use cryptographically secure random numbers in the browser and are never sent to a server.

What is a passphrase?+

A sequence of random words that is easier to remember yet secure due to its length.

How long should my password be?+

At least 12 characters for general use, 16+ for sensitive accounts, and 20+ for maximum security.

Can I copy generated passwords?+

Yes, you can copy passwords or passphrases directly to your clipboard for use.

Summarized by DevHunt from password-generator.co · Oct 2, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.