Password Generator

The password generator creates random, secure, and strong passwords with ease. It's perfect for personal and professional use.

 Uppercase letters (A-Z)
 Lowercase letters (a-z)
 Digits (0-9)
 Symbols (!@#$%^&*=)
 Exclude similar (oO01lIi)

How to Use the Password Generator?

The process is simple. Follow the steps below.

  1. First, select the length of the password. For that, you can drag the slider to increase or decrease the length. Also, you can manually enter the length in the input box. By default, the length is set to 15 and it's perfect to create a strong password.
  2. The tool gives you customization options such as uppercase, lowercase, digits, special symbols, and exclude similar. It's recommended to enable all options to make the generated password secure and strong.
  3. After inputting all necessary data, click the 'Generate' button to get your password ready.
  4. Lastly, you can copy and use it anywhere.

Note: We don't store generated passwords on our web server.

Tips for Online Data Security

  • Don't use the same password for multiple accounts.
  • Do not use the same security questions and answers for your all accounts.
  • Use a password that is a minimum of 15 characters long. Also, use at least one uppercase and lowercase letter, one special character, and one number in your password. You can use our random password generator to do so.
  • Don't use family members, friends, or pet names in your security password.
  • Don't use the phone number, house number, birth date, or any ID number in your password.
  • Directory words are easy to track. So, don't use it.
  • Do not use the password in which the starting characters are common. For example, welcome1234 or welcome2309. Because if one of these passwords is stolen then it will be easy to find the others.
  • Don't use the fingerprints as your password. Because it can be cloned easily.
  • Do not store passwords in your web browsers. Choose 'Never' when it asks to save the password.
  • Don't access your important accounts from unknown computers or connected to public WiFi.
  • Change your passwords every 2 or 3 months.
  • Take a backup of your passwords and store them in a secure location. So, when you lost your account access, you can easily retrieve it.
  • Enable 2-step authentication on your very important accounts.
  • Do not use your regular passwords on unknown websites. It's recommended to check the website's popularity and domain authority before entering the username and password. Because sometimes you don't know that you have given the username and password hint to the other website owners.
  • Use antivirus software or firewall to protect your computers. Also, block all the unnecessary incoming and outgoing connections using the firewall.
  • Do not download softwares from unauthorized resources.
  • Keep your operating system (Windows, Linux, or Mac) updated.
  • Make your computer or mobile password protected.
  • Use private or incognito mode on a web browser when you access important websites.

You should also try ruler online and character counter.