What makes a password strong?

Strength comes from unpredictability and length. Randomly generated passwords with sufficient entropy resist brute force guessing and dictionary attacks. Mixing character sets—lowercase, uppercase, numbers, and symbols—expands the search space, but length typically has the largest impact on security.

How generation works

The generator uses the browser’s cryptographically secure random API to pick characters from selected pools. Tune length, exclude look‑alikes (O/0, l/1), avoid characters some systems reject, and aim for high entropy (bit strength). Longer passphrases are great for memorability; random 20+ character strings are ideal for service accounts.

About the Password Generator

Use it to provision credentials for development environments, staging accounts, and production services. Copy to clipboard or download securely, and store secrets in a password manager or vault. Never reuse passwords across services, and rotate them periodically according to your organization’s policy.

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