RandomlyPassword Generator
Random, pronounceable, or passphrase modes — 100% in-browser, never sent to any server.
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About this tool
Three generation modes. Standard mode produces random character passwords with configurable length, uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols. Pronounceable mode generates passwords using alternating consonants and vowels — still random but easier to say or type from memory. Passphrase mode produces a string of short random words separated by dashes and a number (e.g. oak-ran-fog-3921) — memorable and strong. Everything runs in your browser. No password is ever transmitted to any server.
Common uses
- Generating a secure password for a new account
- Creating a passphrase that is strong but memorable
- Producing passwords you can say aloud without spelling them out
- Bulk password generation for testing or seeding databases
FAQ
- How long should my password be?
- At least 16 characters for everyday accounts, 20+ for banking or email. Longer is always stronger.
- What is Pronounceable mode?
- Generates passwords using alternating consonants and vowels, making them easier to say aloud while still being random.
- What is Passphrase mode?
- Generates a string of short random words separated by dashes and a number — e.g.
oak-ran-fog-box-3921. Easier to remember than character passwords. - Is this password generator safe to use?
- All generation happens in your browser. Nothing is sent to any server. We never see or store your passwords.
- What does "Exclude ambiguous characters" do?
- Removes characters that look alike — 0 and O, 1 and l — making it easier to copy passwords by hand.
Which mode should I use?
- Random characters — maximum entropy per character. Best for password managers where you never type it manually.
- Pronounceable — nearly as strong, but you can read it to someone on a phone or type it on a device without copy-paste.
- Passphrase — easiest to remember, excellent for master passwords or accounts you type regularly. Four short words + a number is more than enough entropy for most purposes.
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