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Password Generator

Password Tester

No password Length: 0
Estimated crack times (examples):
Criteria
  • At least 8 characters
  • Contains uppercase letters
  • Contains lowercase letters
  • Contains numbers
  • Contains a special character
Below are example attacker profiles and the estimated average time to crack this password (average = half keyspace). These are illustrative — real-world times vary by attacker hardware & optimizations.
Low device (1 × 10⁶ guesses/sec)
Desktop CPU (1 × 10⁸ guesses/sec)
Single GPU (1 × 10¹⁰ guesses/sec)
GPU cluster (1 × 10¹² guesses/sec)

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Password Generator & Strength Tester - Create Secure Passwords Online

Generate strong, random, and secure passwords instantly — and test their strength with our built-in Password Strength Tester. This free online tool helps you create unique passwords that are hard to guess and easy to copy.

What is a Password Generator?

A Password Generator creates random combinations of letters, numbers, and symbols to help you make strong passwords that protect your accounts from hacking or brute-force attacks.

You can customize:

Click Generate Password to get a new, unique password every time.

Password Strength Tester

Type or paste any password into the strength tester box, and the tool instantly shows:

The strength meter is based on entropy calculations and character diversity, similar to what top security systems use.

Why Use a Strong Password?

Weak passwords are the #1 reason for account breaches. Using a random password generator ensures:

Tool Features

Examples

Example Password Strength
hello123 Weak
H3llo@2025 Medium
J9$kpT3@bQ5Z Strong
%N7yR#Lz@92uW! Very Strong

Pro Tips for Security

Use Cases

FAQ (Optimized for “People Also Ask” + AI Overviews)

It measures entropy (randomness), length, and character variety (uppercase, lowercase, numbers, symbols). More complexity = stronger password.

Yes — it generates passwords locally in your browser. No passwords are stored or sent to servers.

At least 12–16 characters with a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols is recommended for modern security.

No. Reusing passwords increases risk. Always generate unique ones and use a password manager.

A randomly generated, long, and complex password — not based on dictionary words or patterns.