Password Generator
Generate strong random passwords and readable passphrases securely in your browser.
Mode
Generated Password
Generated securely in your browser. Nothing is sent or stored.
Strength Strong Entropy 0 bits
Essential Settings
Personal names, birthdays, and familiar words can make passwords easier to guess.
What is a Password Generator?
A Password Generator creates random passwords or passphrases from secure browser randomness. It helps you make unique credentials without reusing predictable words, dates, or patterns.
How It Works
Generate secure passwords quickly
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Choose a mode
Use Password mode for random characters or Passphrase mode for readable words.
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Adjust settings
Change length, character types, or passphrase words and the result updates instantly.
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Copy the result
Copy one result or all generated results without sending anything to a server.
Features
Built for safer password creation
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Secure browser randomness
Uses the browser crypto API instead of weak random methods.
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Strong defaults
Starts with a 20-character password using letters, numbers, and symbols.
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Password and passphrase modes
Create compact random passwords or readable word-based phrases.
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Advanced controls
Reveal extra options only when you need stricter rules.
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Copy-ready results
Copy a single result or a generated set directly from the tool.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common questions about using this tool.
Are generated passwords stored by PotatoTools? +
No. Passwords are generated in your browser and are not sent, stored, logged, or saved by PotatoTools.
Does this generator use secure randomness? +
Yes. Password mode uses the browser crypto API for random choices and avoids weak random methods.
Can I generate passphrases too? +
Yes. Switch to Passphrase mode to generate readable word-based phrases.
Can I generate multiple passwords at once? +
Yes. Advanced Options can generate 1, 5, or 10 passwords with per-row copy and Copy All.
Can I include my own words in a password? +
Yes. Advanced Options supports comma-separated text to include. Avoid personal names, birthdays, and familiar words because they can reduce strength.