Password Generator

What this tool does

The Password Generator creates strong, random passwords based on the options you choose. You can set length and include lowercase, uppercase, numbers, and symbols. The password is generated locally in your browser, so it is never sent to a server. This makes it a fast way to create secure credentials for accounts and services.

When to use this tool

Use it when creating new accounts, rotating credentials, or issuing temporary access for a project. After generating a password, you can evaluate its strength in Password Strength to see an estimated entropy and brute-force time.

How it works

The tool assembles a character set based on your selections and uses a secure random generator to pick characters until the chosen length is reached. It then displays the result so you can copy it directly into a password manager or login form.

Example use case

You are onboarding a new teammate and need a temporary admin password. Set the length to 20, include symbols, generate the password, and copy it into your password manager. Use the strength tool to confirm it meets your policy before sharing it through a secure channel.

Use cases

• Create a strong admin password for a new service.
• Generate a temporary password for support handoff.
• Produce credentials for a test account.

Notes & limitations

Strong passwords are only effective when used uniquely and stored safely. Avoid reusing generated passwords across multiple services. This tool does not store your password, so copy it immediately or save it in a trusted password manager. If a service restricts certain characters, adjust the character options and regenerate.

If you prefer memorable passwords, consider generating a long passphrase and then adding a symbol or number to meet policy requirements. The key factor is length and randomness. Use multi-factor authentication alongside strong passwords for accounts that protect sensitive data.

For shared team credentials, rotate passwords regularly and store them in a managed vault.

Avoid sharing passwords over chat when possible.