Are passwords generated on my device?
Yes. The generator uses your browser's cryptographic random-number feature. Generated values are not sent to Nandan Pixel or added to the page URL.
Free online security tool
Make a strong random password, an easier-to-remember passphrase, or a quick PIN. Choose the rules that fit, then copy your result.
Customize your random password
Make a memorable passphrase
Choose a numeric PIN length
Longer PINs are harder to guess. Some services limit PIN length or use additional sign-in protections.
Your random password20 characters
Generating…Made for stronger sign-ins
Reusing a password can put more than one account at risk if a service is breached. Generate a different value for each account, then store it in a trusted password manager instead of reusing or sharing it.
This tool estimates randomness from the selected character set or word list. The estimate is not a guarantee: a service's own password rules, rate limits, and sign-in protections also matter.
Three quick steps
Use a random password for flexibility, a passphrase for readability, or a PIN for number-only fields.
Choose a length and character rules that the service accepts. Longer random values usually offer more possible combinations.
Copy your result and save it in a password manager. Avoid reusing it or sending it in a message.
Good to know
Yes. The generator uses your browser's cryptographic random-number feature. Generated values are not sent to Nandan Pixel or added to the page URL.
Choose a random password, a memorable passphrase made from randomly selected words, or a numeric PIN. Each mode has adjustable settings.
Use the longest unique password accepted by the service. Longer random passwords or passphrases with more random words are generally harder to guess.
No. The page does not upload, store, or log generated passwords. Copying places the value on your device's clipboard.
This is a password-generation tool, not a password manager. Generated passwords exist in this browser tab until replaced or you close the page; copied values may remain on your clipboard. Use a trusted password manager, and do not reuse passwords.