How secure are generated passwords?

Generated passwords use cryptographically secure random generation (Web Crypto API), making them highly secure. Password strength depends on length and character variety. Passwords with 16+ characters using all character types (uppercase, lowercase, numbers, symbols) are very strong and resistant to brute-force attacks.

What's the recommended password length?

For strong security, use passwords with at least 16 characters. Longer passwords (20+ characters) are even more secure. Minimum recommended length is 12 characters. Very short passwords (under 8 characters) are weak and easily cracked. Balance security with usability—16 characters is a good default.

Should I use all character types?

Yes! Using all character types (uppercase, lowercase, numbers, symbols) creates stronger passwords. Each additional character type increases the possible character combinations, making passwords harder to crack. For maximum security, enable all character types and use longer passwords (16+ characters).

Can I use these passwords for important accounts?

Yes! Passwords generated by this tool are suitable for important accounts. They use cryptographically secure random generation, making them appropriate for email, banking, or any sensitive accounts. Always use strong, unique passwords for important accounts—never reuse passwords.

How should I store generated passwords?

Use a password manager to store generated passwords securely. Password managers encrypt passwords and provide autofill functionality. Never store passwords in plain text files, emails, or unsecured notes. For maximum security, use a reputable password manager with encryption and two-factor authentication.

How long should a secure password be?

Security experts recommend at least 12-16 characters for important accounts. Each additional character exponentially increases the time needed to crack the password. A 12-character password with mixed characters has approximately 4.7 sextillion possible combinations, making brute-force attacks impractical.

What makes a password truly secure?

A secure password has three properties: length (12+ characters), randomness (generated by a cryptographic random number generator, not chosen by a human), and uniqueness (never reused across different accounts). Human-chosen passwords — even clever ones — follow predictable patterns that attackers exploit. Always use a random generator.

Are the generated passwords stored anywhere?

Absolutely not. Generated passwords exist only in your browser's memory for the duration of your session. They are never sent to any server, never stored in any database, and never logged. Once you close or refresh the page, the generated passwords are gone. We recommend copying them to a password manager immediately.

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When to Use This Tool

Use this when:

You need to create strong passwords for online accounts, email, or services
You want to generate secure passwords that meet specific requirements (length, character types)
You're setting up new accounts and need unique, random passwords
You want to update existing passwords with stronger, more secure alternatives
You need passwords for applications, databases, or API keys
You're creating passwords for team accounts or shared services
You want cryptographically secure random passwords (uses Web Crypto API)

Don't use this if:

You need to generate passwords offline without browser access (use command-line tools)
You require passwords with specific patterns or memorable phrases (this tool generates random passwords)
You need to generate passwords for systems with very specific character restrictions
You want to generate passwords based on personal information (random passwords are more secure)
You need to generate passwords in bulk for thousands of accounts (use specialized tools)

What is a Password Generator?

A password generator creates cryptographically secure, random passwords using configurable character sets — uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and special characters. Our generator runs entirely in your browser using the Web Crypto API — generated passwords are never transmitted or stored anywhere.

Strong, unique passwords are the foundation of digital security. Data breaches expose millions of weak and reused passwords every year. Using a random password generator ensures your passwords have maximum entropy and cannot be guessed through dictionary attacks or common pattern matching.

This tool is essential for anyone creating accounts on new services, IT administrators provisioning user accounts, security-conscious professionals maintaining unique passwords for each service, developers generating API keys and secrets, and system administrators creating service account credentials.

Compared to browser built-in password generators (limited customization), password manager generators (require installing the manager first), or online generators that could potentially log generated passwords, PureXio generates passwords using the browser's cryptographically secure random number generator (crypto.getRandomValues) with zero network activity. Your generated passwords exist only in your browser memory.

The tool offers configurable password length (8–128 characters), toggleable character sets, exclusion of ambiguous characters (0/O, 1/l/I), password strength indicator, generation of multiple passwords at once, and a one-click copy button. Each generated password includes an entropy calculation showing its strength.

Best for: generating cryptographically secure passwords. Configurable length, character sets, strength indicator. Uses Web Crypto API. Zero data transmission.

How to Generate Passwords

Set password length (4-128 characters). Longer passwords are more secure. Enable/disable character types: uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols

Click 'Generate Secure Password' to create a random password. Password appears instantly with strength indicator showing security level

Copy password to clipboard. Use for accounts, services, or any password needs. Regenerate to create a new password with same settings

Common Use Cases

Create strong passwords for email accounts, social media, or online services

Generate secure passwords for work accounts or business applications

Create passwords for database access, API keys, or server credentials

Generate passwords for team accounts or shared services

Create passwords for new account registrations

Update existing weak passwords with stronger, randomly generated alternatives

Generate passwords for applications or services that require secure authentication

Features

Generate secure random passwords with customizable length (4-128 characters)

Customize character types: uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols

Password strength indicator shows security level (weak, medium, strong, very strong)

Cryptographically secure random generation using Web Crypto API

Ensures at least one character from each selected type for stronger passwords

One-click copy password to clipboard

100% private—all generation happens locally in your browser

Limitations & Constraints

Password length limited to 4-128 characters—very long passwords may be impractical

Requires browser with Web Crypto API support (modern browsers only)

Passwords are random—not memorable or easy to type (use password managers to store)

Cannot generate passwords with specific patterns or personal information

Password strength is based on length and character variety—doesn't check against password databases

Troubleshooting

Password generation fails or shows error

Solution: Ensure at least one character type is selected (uppercase, lowercase, numbers, or symbols). Password length must be between 4 and 128 characters. Ensure you're using a modern browser with Web Crypto API support. Try refreshing the page or using a different browser. Prevention: Select at least one character type and use length between 4-128 characters.

Password doesn't meet website requirements

Solution: Some websites have specific password requirements (e.g., must include special characters, no spaces). Adjust character type options to match requirements. If website requires specific characters, you may need to manually edit the generated password. Check website password requirements first, then configure generator accordingly. Prevention: Review website password requirements before generating.

Password is too weak or too strong

Solution: Password strength depends on length and character variety. Increase length for stronger passwords (16+ characters recommended). Enable all character types (uppercase, lowercase, numbers, symbols) for maximum strength. Very short passwords (under 8 characters) are weak. Prevention: Use 16+ characters with all character types for strong passwords.

Need to generate password offline

Solution: Once the page is loaded, password generation works offline using Web Crypto API. However, initial page load requires internet. For completely offline generation, use command-line tools or password manager applications. Prevention: Load the page while online, then use offline for password generation.

Password is hard to remember or type

Solution: Random passwords are intentionally hard to remember—this makes them more secure. Use a password manager to store passwords securely. Don't try to memorize random passwords. For accounts you access frequently, use a password manager with autofill. Prevention: Use password managers—don't try to memorize random passwords.