Free Online Password Generator

How to use the Password Generator

1. Drag the slider to choose how many characters your password should have, from 6 to 64.
2. Tick which character sets to include: uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols.
3. Tap Generate Password to create a new random password using your browser's secure crypto engine.
4. Use the Copy or Share buttons to save or send your result.

Common mistakes to avoid

• Using a short password (under 8 characters) even for "unimportant" accounts.
• Turning off symbols and numbers because they feel harder to type or remember.
• Reusing the same generated password across multiple sites instead of generating a new one each time.

This tool builds a pool of characters from the sets you tick — uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols — then uses your browser's crypto.getRandomValues() function to pick characters from that pool at random, one position at a time, until your password reaches the chosen length. Unlike Math.random(), crypto.getRandomValues() is designed to be unpredictable enough for security-sensitive uses, which is why it's the standard choice for in-browser password generation.

When to use this tool

Use it any time you need a fresh password: signing up for a new account, resetting a compromised password, setting a master password for a password manager, or replacing a weak password you've been reusing. Because everything runs locally in your browser, it's also a reasonable option when you want a quick strong password without installing anything.

Each character set you enable widens the pool the generator picks from, which increases the number of possible passwords at a given length. Uppercase and lowercase letters give you 52 characters between them, numbers add 10 more, and symbols add another 19 — so ticking all four gives the widest possible pool and the strongest password for any given length.

How the strength meter works

The strength bar under your generated password is a simple, transparent scoring system — not a guess about a specific attacker's speed. It adds one point each for: a length of 12 or more characters, using both uppercase and lowercase letters, including numbers, and including symbols. A password that scores all four points (for example, a 16-character password with every character type enabled) shows as "Strong," while a short, single-character-type password like a 6-digit numeric PIN would show as "Weak." The scoring rewards the same two things that matter most for real-world password security: length and character variety.

Quick Reference: Character Pools

Exactly which characters each toggle in this tool adds to the pool the generator picks from:

A larger pool size means more possible passwords at any given length, which is why enabling all four options produces the strongest results.

Accuracy & limitations

This tool is built for strong, private password generation, but it's worth understanding what it does and doesn't cover:

• The strength meter is a simple heuristic. It rewards length and character variety, but it doesn't check the password against real-world breach databases or known weak-password lists.
• Site rules vary. Some sites cap password length or reject certain symbols — if a generated password is refused, adjust the length or symbols toggle and generate again.
• The generator can't protect a password after you leave the page. How securely you store or type it afterward (ideally in a reputable password manager) still matters.