Random Password Generator

Generate secure, random passwords offline using cryptographically secure browser API. No data sent to servers.

Password Length 16

Uppercase (A-Z)

Lowercase (a-z)

Numbers (0-9)

Symbols (!@#$%^&*)

Your Password

Password Strength

Weak 0 bits

Zero-Knowledge Guarantee: No passwords are sent to any server. Generation happens entirely on your device.

Secure & Random Password Generator (Offline-Capable)

Generate strong, unique passwords instantly with our browser-based password generator. Your passwords are created locally using cryptographically secure random number generation - nothing is ever sent to our servers.

Why Security Experts Trust Browser-Side Generation

Zero-Knowledge Architecture: Since this tool runs entirely in your browser’s local context, even we (the site owners) can never see the passwords you generate. The cryptographic operations happen on your device, using your browser’s native window.crypto.getRandomValues API.

Cryptographically Secure: Unlike simple random number generators that use predictable algorithms, our tool leverages the Web Crypto API which provides true randomness suitable for security-sensitive applications.

Offline-Capable: Once loaded, this tool works completely offline. No internet connection is required to generate passwords, making it perfect for use in secure environments or when you’re disconnected.

How It Works

Character Pool Selection: Choose which character types to include (uppercase, lowercase, numbers, symbols)
Length Configuration: Set your desired password length (8-128 characters)
Secure Randomization: The browser’s crypto API generates random values for each character position
Entropy Calculation: We calculate password strength in bits - higher entropy means stronger passwords
Instant Generation: Your password appears instantly, ready to copy and use

Password Strength Guide

Very Weak (< 28 bits): Easily crackable, avoid for any sensitive accounts
Weak (28-35 bits): Basic protection, suitable for low-risk accounts
Moderate (36-59 bits): Good for most everyday accounts
Strong (60-79 bits): Recommended for important accounts like email and banking
Very Strong (80+ bits): Maximum security for critical accounts

Security Best Practices

Use unique passwords for every account
Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) wherever possible
Consider using a password manager to store your generated passwords
Change passwords regularly for high-security accounts
Never share passwords via email or messaging apps