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Your password

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Runs in your browser. Nothing is sent or saved.

Good to know

Every character is picked with your browser's cryptographic random generator, the same source used for encryption keys. The password exists only on this page: it is not saved or sent, and it is gone when you close the tab.

Save the password in a password manager straight away, and use a different one for every account. Length matters more than symbols: 16 random characters or more is enough for almost anything.

A PIN made of digits is much weaker than a password of the same length. Use one only where a PIN is required, such as a phone or SIM lock, and prefer six digits or more. The time shown above assumes an attacker who can try without limit. A phone that locks after a few wrong tries makes a PIN much safer than that.

A word about AI

Don't ask an AI chatbot to make up a password. Language models write text that looks random but follows patterns, so their passwords are easier to guess than they seem, and the password then sits in your chat history on someone else's servers. A generator like this one uses your device's cryptographic random source and keeps the result on this page.