Create strong, random passwords instantly. Adjust length, pick your character types, and copy with one click.
Character Types
Not all password generators are equal. Here's what makes this one different.
Uses crypto.getRandomValues - the same Web Cryptography API browsers use for TLS connections - not the predictable Math.random.
Choose any length from 8 to 64 characters and toggle uppercase, lowercase, numbers and symbols independently to match any site's requirements.
The entropy meter shows the exact strength in bits - not just a vague colour label - so you know precisely how hard your password is to crack.
Drag the slider to choose between 8 and 64 characters. The default 16 is a solid starting point.
Toggle uppercase, lowercase, numbers and symbols. All four are on by default for maximum strength.
Click Generate for a fresh password, then Copy to save it to your clipboard instantly.
A strong password is the first line of defence for any online account. This generator creates passwords of 8 to 64 characters using a mix of uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols, selected via the Web Cryptography API's window.crypto.getRandomValues() - a cryptographically secure source of randomness built into every modern browser. Unlike Math.random()-based generators, it is resistant to predictability attacks. No password generated here is ever sent to a server; everything happens locally in your browser.
India ranked among the top five countries for cybercrime incidents in 2023, according to India's Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), which handled over 1.3 million cybersecurity incidents that year. Credential stuffing - where attackers try leaked username-password combinations from one breach on other sites - accounts for a significant portion of account takeovers. The National Cyber Security Policy and CERT-In's 2022 directive mandate organisations to enforce strong password policies. For individuals, SEBI, RBI, and UIDAI all recommend unique, complex passwords for trading accounts, net banking, and Aadhaar-linked services respectively. Using a randomly generated password for each account - stored in a trusted password manager - is the single most effective individual cybersecurity measure.
For most accounts, 16-character passwords with all character types enabled strike a strong balance between security and memorability. For critical accounts - banking, email, government portals - use 24+ characters. Symbols add significant entropy: a 16-character password with all character types has approximately 95^16 possible combinations - effectively unguessable by brute force.