Password Generator

Create stronger passwords

Strong passwords should be long, random, and unique for every account. Generate them locally for password managers, test accounts, and temporary workflows.

Use longer passwords when possible. If you need to read a password aloud or type it on another device, turn on the readable option to avoid ambiguous characters.

Common uses

• Create unique passwords for accounts before storing them in a password manager.
• Generate temporary credentials for internal test environments.
• Make readable passwords that avoid confusing characters like O, 0, I, and 1.

Best for

• New accounts that need unique passwords.
• Demo users, test accounts, and temporary credentials.
• Password manager entries where length and character mix matter.

Strong password examples

• Use a longer password when the site allows 16 or more characters.
• Add numbers and symbols when a service requires mixed character groups.
• Use the readable option when a temporary password must be typed manually.

Related security tools

Use the UUID Generator for random identifiers, the Hash Generator for text digests, and the Base64 Encoder Decoder when inspecting encoded values.

FAQ

Are passwords stored?

No. Passwords are generated in your browser and are not sent anywhere.

What makes a password stronger?

Longer random passwords with multiple character groups are harder to guess or brute force.

Should I reuse generated passwords?

No. Use a different password for each account and store it in a password manager.

How long should a password be?

Longer is usually better. Use at least 16 characters when the service supports it.

Are readable passwords weaker?

They can be if they remove too many characters. Increase length when choosing easier-to-read output.