Strong Password Generator

The Strong Password Generator helps you create a random password for online accounts, apps, email, banking, shopping, work tools and other login pages. A strong password should be long, unique and hard to guess.

How to use this password generator

Choose the password length and select whether to include uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers and symbols. Then generate the password and copy it for the account you are creating or updating.

Why random passwords are safer

Passwords based on names, birthdays, common words or repeated numbers are easier to guess. A random password with a good length and mixed characters is usually stronger.

Choose your password options below to generate a strong random password instantly.

Choose a length between 4 and 64 characters.
Ready to run this tool. Enter your values or choose your options to get a result.

What makes a password strong

A strong password is usually long, random and unique. It should not be based on your name, phone number, birthday, pet name, simple words, or a pattern such as 123456. Using a different password for each account is also safer than reusing one password everywhere.

Password options you can choose

You can set the length and include uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers and symbols. Longer passwords are usually harder to guess. Adding different character types can make the password stronger, especially when the password is random.

Where to store passwords

Use a trusted password manager or another secure place to store important passwords. This helps you use stronger and unique passwords without needing to remember every one manually.

Privacy note

This password generator works in your browser and the passwords you create are not stored by this website. Your generated password stays on your device while you use the tool.

Frequently asked questions

Should I reuse the same password?
No. It is safer to use a different password for each important account.

Is a longer password better?
In general, yes. A longer random password is usually harder to guess.

Should I use symbols?
Symbols can help, but length and uniqueness are also very important.