🔐 Strong Password Generator
Generate strong, secure passwords to protect your accounts from hacking
Generator Options
📖 How to Use the Password Generator
1 Choose the Appropriate Password Length
Move the slider to set the number of characters in your password. We recommend using at least 16 characters for important accounts like email and banking. The minimum acceptable is 8 characters, but 12-16 characters provides better protection. You can choose up to 64 characters for maximum security.
2 Select Required Character Types
Enable the options suitable for your needs: Uppercase letters (A-Z) increase password complexity, lowercase letters (a-z) are essential for every password, numbers (0-9) add an extra layer of protection, and special symbols (!@#$%^&*) provide maximum security. The more character types you use, the stronger and harder to crack your password becomes.
3 Click "Generate New Password" Button
Once you click the button, a strong random password will be automatically generated based on your selected options. The tool uses advanced algorithms to ensure complete randomness. You can generate multiple passwords until you find one that is easy to remember or store. Use the "Generate 5" button to get several options at once.
4 Check Password Strength
Look at the strength indicator below the password. Red means weak password (avoid it), yellow means medium strength (acceptable for non-important accounts), blue means good (suitable for most accounts), and green means very strong (excellent for sensitive accounts). Always aim for a green indicator for optimal protection.
5 Copy and Use the Password
Click the "Copy" button to copy the password to your clipboard, then paste it into the required field when creating a new account or changing an old password. We strongly recommend saving the password in a trusted password manager like LastPass, 1Password, or Bitwarden. Do not save passwords in plain text files or unprotected notes. The local history in the tool saves your last generated passwords for your convenience.
🛡️ Why Do You Need Strong Passwords?
Protection from Hacking and Cyber Attacks
Strong passwords are your first line of defense against hackers. Cybercriminals use sophisticated software that can try millions of password combinations per second. A simple password like "123456" or "password" can be cracked in less than a second. However, a strong 16-character password containing uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols could take billions of years to crack using the same methods.
Safeguard Your Personal and Financial Information
Your online accounts contain highly sensitive information: credit card details, address, phone number, personal photos, private conversations, and possibly work information. A single account breach can lead to identity theft, significant financial loss, or cyber blackmail. A strong password protects all this valuable information.
Prevent Unauthorized Access
Even if you trust people around you, your accounts should be protected with strong passwords. Many breaches occur from people close to you or former employees. A complex password ensures that only you can access your accounts. Even if someone sees your password, it's difficult to remember if it's complex and long.
Comply with Modern Security Requirements
Many websites and applications now enforce strong password requirements: specific length, uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special symbols. Using a password generator ensures your password meets all these requirements from the first try. Some companies also require periodic password changes, and our generator makes this task easy.
⚠️ Scary Statistics About Weak Passwords:
- 81% of breaches occur due to weak or stolen passwords
- An 8-character password (letters only) can be cracked in less than an hour
- Over 23 million people use "123456" as their password
- 59% of people use the same password for all their accounts (critical mistake!)
💡 Password Security Tips
- Never Reuse Passwords: Use a different password for each account. If one is compromised, others remain safe.
- Use a Password Manager: Programs like LastPass, 1Password, or Bitwarden securely store all your passwords encrypted.
- Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): An extra layer of protection even if your password is compromised.
- Change Passwords Regularly: At least every 3-6 months for important accounts.
- Don't Share Your Passwords: Not even with closest people. No legitimate company asks for your password.
- Beware of Phishing: Don't enter your password on suspicious websites or strange emails.
- Use Secure Networks: Avoid entering passwords on unprotected public WiFi networks.
- Review Account Activity: Check for suspicious login attempts regularly.