Random Password Generator
Create a strong, secure password in one click. Choose the length — 16 characters or more — and the character types, then copy.
Passwords are generated with your browser's secure randomness (crypto) and are never stored or sent anywhere. Look-alike characters (l, 1, O, 0) are excluded.
What makes a password strong?
Length matters more than anything else. A password of 16 characters or more that mixes upper and lower case, digits, and symbols is far harder to crack than a short, complex one. Use a unique password for every account so a single breach can’t unlock the rest — a password manager makes this practical.
Every password here is generated with your browser’s cryptographically secure randomness, and look-alike characters (l, 1, O, 0) are left out so the result is easy to read and type. Nothing you generate is stored or transmitted.
Runs fully in your browser. No password is ever saved or sent anywhere.
Frequently asked questions
Are generated passwords stored anywhere?
No. Passwords are generated on your device using the browser's cryptographic random number generator and never leave it.
How long should a password be?
Use 16+ characters with mixed case, digits, and symbols. Anything under 12 characters is increasingly crackable with modern GPUs. Use a unique password per site, stored in a password manager.
How do I create a strong password I can actually remember?
You don't have to. A generated password is meant to be pasted, not memorized — store it in a password manager and the only thing you memorize is that manager's master password.
Should I rotate passwords regularly?
Current NIST guidance says no — keep a strong unique password unless there's evidence of compromise. If a service reports a breach, or you reused the password elsewhere, change it immediately.