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Password Generator

Generate secure random passwords with customizable options for length, character types, and more.

Generate a Secure Password
Customize your password options and click generate
16 characters
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Lowercase Letters

Include lowercase letters (a-z)

Uppercase Letters

Include uppercase letters (A-Z)

Numbers

Include numbers (0-9)

Symbols

Include symbols (!@#$%^&*)

Exclude Similar

Exclude similar characters (i, l, 1, L, o, 0, O)

Exclude Ambiguous

Exclude ambiguous symbols ({}, [], (), /, \, etc.)

Add any specific characters you want to include in your password

Password Tips

Password Strength

  • Weak: Short or uses limited character types
  • Medium: Decent length with some variety
  • Strong: Good length with multiple character types
  • Very Strong: Long with all character types

Password Best Practices

  • Use a different password for each account
  • Aim for at least 12-16 characters
  • Include a mix of character types
  • Consider using a password manager
  • Change critical passwords periodically

Password Security

This generator creates passwords locally in your browser. No passwords are sent over the internet or stored on our servers.

Password Myths

Many common beliefs about passwords are outdated or incorrect. Here are some myths to be aware of:

  • Myth: Changing passwords frequently improves security. Reality: This often leads to weaker passwords or minor variations.
  • Myth: Complex character requirements always make passwords stronger. Reality: Length is generally more important than complexity.
  • Myth: Password hints help security. Reality: They often provide clues to attackers.
  • Myth: Using symbols makes any password secure. Reality: Predictable symbol substitutions (@ for a) are easily cracked.
Password Alternatives

While passwords remain common, several alternatives are gaining popularity:

  • Passkeys: Cryptographic credentials tied to your device and biometrics
  • Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Adds a second verification step
  • Biometrics: Fingerprints, facial recognition, or other physical traits
  • Single Sign-On (SSO): One secure login for multiple services
  • Hardware Security Keys: Physical devices that authenticate you