Generate random passwords or memorable passphrases locally in your browser.

This tool does not send your generated secrets to Roled or save a history. Use a trusted device and a secure browser context.

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Password settings
Character categories

Symbols: !@#$%^&*()-_=+[]{};:,.?. Some websites allow only particular symbols; check their rules.

Without required types, every character is chosen independently from the enabled alphabet. Repeated characters are allowed.

Changing any setting clears results. Generation only happens when you press Generate.

Your results

    Results start masked. Reveal only when safe; Copy works while masked. Reveal and select is a deliberate manual-copy fallback.

    Copying may expose a secret to clipboard managers or operating-system history. Clearing this page does not clear the system clipboard or guarantee erasure from browser memory.

    Protect the result

    Estimates describe this generation method and depend on correct cryptographic randomness and unbiased choices. They are not a guarantee of account security or a time-to-crack prediction. Separate results can coincidentally match.

    Randomly selected words provide unpredictability; a phrase you invent does not have the same estimate. EFF recommends six random words from its long list for many uses. Website password policies may differ.

    Use a unique password for each website. A password manager is generally preferable for retaining unique passwords; use MFA or passkeys where supported. This is a generator, not a password manager, verifier, vault or encryption tool.

    Browser extensions, compromised page scripts, screenshots, clipboard managers and other software may access visible or copied secrets. Local generation is not a universal security guarantee.

    Word data: EFF's long wordlist, Electronic Frontier Foundation, CC BY 4.0. The complete indexed list is packaged locally without changing words. No runtime request to EFF is made by generation.