🔐 Password Generator

How to Use the Password Generator

1. Adjust the password length using the slider (8-32 characters)
2. Select which character types to include
3. Click "Generate New" to create a password
4. Click "Copy Password" to copy it to your clipboard
5. Use the password for your account registration or password reset

Password Security Tips

• Use 12+ Characters - Longer passwords are exponentially harder to crack
• Mix Character Types - Include uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols
• Unique for Each Account - Never reuse passwords across different websites
• Avoid Personal Information - Don't use names, birthdays, or common words
• Use a Password Manager - Store complex passwords securely
• Enable 2FA - Add an extra layer of security when available
• Change Regularly - Update passwords for sensitive accounts periodically

Why Use Our Password Generator?

• ✓ Cryptographically Secure - Uses browser's crypto.getRandomValues() API
• ✓ Customizable Strength - Adjust length and character types to meet requirements
• ✓ Instant Generation - Create passwords in milliseconds
• ✓ No Storage - Passwords are never saved or transmitted
• ✓ Real-Time Strength Meter - Visual feedback on password security
• ✓ One-Click Copy - Easy clipboard integration
• ✓ 100% Free - No limits, no registration required

Understanding Password Strength

Weak Passwords

Passwords with fewer than 8 characters or limited character variety are considered weak. They can be cracked quickly using brute force or dictionary attacks.

Medium Passwords

Passwords with 8-11 characters and moderate character variety offer decent protection but may still be vulnerable to determined attackers.

Strong Passwords

Passwords with 12+ characters using all character types (uppercase, lowercase, numbers, symbols) are extremely difficult to crack and provide excellent security.

Common Password Mistakes to Avoid

• ❌ Using "password", "123456", or other common passwords
• ❌ Using keyboard patterns like "qwerty" or "asdfgh"
• ❌ Using personal information (name, birthday, pet name)
• ❌ Reusing the same password across multiple sites
• ❌ Sharing passwords via email or text message
• ❌ Writing passwords on sticky notes
• ❌ Using simple substitutions (e.g., "P@ssw0rd")

How Passwords Are Cracked

Understanding attack methods helps you create better passwords:

• Brute Force - Trying every possible combination
• Dictionary Attacks - Testing common words and phrases
• Credential Stuffing - Using leaked passwords from other sites
• Phishing - Tricking users into revealing passwords
• Keylogging - Malware that records keystrokes

Best Practices

• Use our generator to create unique passwords for every account
• Store passwords in a reputable password manager
• Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) wherever possible
• Update passwords immediately if a service reports a breach
• Never share passwords, even with trusted individuals
• Use passphrases for memorable passwords (e.g., "CorrectHorseBatteryStaple")

Related Tools

Also check out our Text Tools for character counting and text manipulation, or use our Universal Converter for various conversions.