Password Generator

Generate strong, secure passwords to protect your accounts and data

Password Generator

Password length:

Include characters:

Uppercase letters (A-Z) 26 characters Lowercase letters (a-z) 26 characters Numbers (0-9) 10 characters Symbols (!@#$%^&*) 32 characters Ambiguous characters (0, O, l, I, 1) May cause confusion

Advanced options:

No repeated characters No sequential characters (abc, 123) Easy to pronounce Easy to remember pattern

Custom characters (optional):

Characters to include in addition to selected options above

Exclude characters (optional):

Specific characters to exclude from generation

Generated Password

Click "Generate Password" to create a secure password

Bulk Password Generator

Number of passwords:

Password length:

Password Security Best Practices

Strong Password Characteristics

A strong password is your first line of defense against cyber threats. It should be complex enough to resist both automated attacks and human guessing.

Password Requirements

• At least 12-16 characters long
• Mix of uppercase and lowercase letters
• Include numbers and special symbols
• Avoid dictionary words and patterns
• No personal information (names, dates)
• Unique for each account

Password Management

Managing multiple strong passwords can be challenging. Use proper tools and techniques to maintain security without sacrificing convenience.

Management Best Practices

• Use a reputable password manager
• Enable two-factor authentication (2FA)
• Regularly update old passwords
• Never share passwords via email/text
• Use different passwords for each account
• Monitor for data breaches

Common Password Mistakes

Weak Patterns

Avoid predictable patterns that hackers commonly exploit.

password123, qwerty, 123456789

Personal Information

Don't use easily discoverable personal details.

Birthdate, pet names, address

Password Reuse

Using the same password across multiple accounts.

One breach compromises all accounts

Short Passwords

Passwords under 12 characters are vulnerable to brute force.

Each character exponentially increases security

Dictionary Words

Common words are easily cracked by dictionary attacks.

Use random character combinations instead

Storing Insecurely

Writing passwords down or saving in browsers unsecurely.

Use dedicated password managers

Security Measures

• Enable two-factor authentication
• Use biometric authentication when available
• Monitor login attempts and alerts
• Regular security audits
• Keep software updated
• Use secure networks only

Password Managers

• Generate strong passwords automatically
• Store passwords securely encrypted
• Auto-fill login forms
• Sync across all devices
• Alert for compromised passwords
• Secure password sharing

Attack Prevention

• Brute force attack resistance
• Dictionary attack prevention
• Social engineering protection
• Phishing attempt avoidance
• Credential stuffing defense
• Keylogger protection

Password Generator