Is it safe to generate passwords online?

Yes! Our generator works locally in your browser. Nothing is stored. All password generation happens on your device, and we never collect, store, or transmit any passwords you create.

What makes a password strong?

A strong password has at least 12 characters with a mix of uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. The longer and more varied the characters, the harder it is to crack.

How often should I change passwords?

Every 3–6 months or immediately after a security breach. If you suspect unauthorized access to any account, change that password right away.

Can I generate multiple passwords at once?

Yes! Click 'Generate Password' multiple times to create as many unique passwords as you need. Each one will be completely random and secure.

Diceware Passphrase Generator

Generate strong, memorable passphrases using cryptographically random words. Easier to remember than random characters — and just as secure. Browser-only, nothing stored.

Number of words

5 words

Word separator

Capitalize wordsAdd a number

Good~46 bits of entropy

0 chars

What is Diceware?

Diceware is a method for creating strong passphrases by selecting random words from a large word list. Traditionally this was done by rolling physical dice — each roll mapped to a word in a numbered list. Today, cryptographically secure random number generators replace the dice while achieving the same randomness guarantees.

The result is a passphrase that's both strong (high entropy from a large word pool) and memorable (real words you can actually remember). It was invented by Arnold Reinhold in 1995 and is endorsed by security researchers including the EFF.

How many words do you need?

3~27 bitsLow security — avoid for real accounts

4~37 bitsBasic — acceptable for low-risk accounts

5~46 bitsGood — suitable for most online accounts

6~55 bitsStrong — recommended for email and banking

7~65 bitsVery strong — ideal for master passwords

8~74 bitsExcellent — maximum practical security

Passphrase vs Password

Passphrase

Easy to remember
Easy to type accurately
High entropy from word count
Resistant to dictionary attacks
Good for master passwords

Random Password

Difficult to remember
Easy to mistype
High entropy from character set
Best stored in a password manager
Good for all other accounts

Diceware Passphrase Generator

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Passphrase vs Password

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