Secure Password Generator

Use passwords safely

Use a unique password for every account and store it in a trusted password manager. Enable multi-factor authentication where available. Strength estimates are informational and do not guarantee account security.

Recommended settings

For most accounts, choose at least 16–20 characters and include lowercase letters, uppercase letters, numbers and symbols when the service accepts them. Longer randomly generated passwords generally provide more protection than short complicated patterns. Excluding ambiguous characters such as 0, O, l and 1 makes manual entry easier but slightly reduces the available character set.

How the strength estimate works

The on-page meter uses length and selected character variety as a practical indicator. It does not test whether a password has appeared in a breach, whether a website stores it securely or whether an attacker can bypass the password through phishing or account recovery. A strong-looking password that is reused is still unsafe.

Safer workflow

Generate a different password for each account, save it immediately in a reputable password manager and verify that it was stored before leaving the page. Turn on phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication where possible and keep recovery codes offline. Never send passwords through email, chat or shared documents.

Privacy and limitations

Generation occurs in this browser and the page does not intentionally upload the result. However, browser extensions, screen recording, clipboard history, device malware or a compromised device can still expose copied secrets. For high-risk organizational systems, use your employer's approved password manager and security policy.