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Password Generator

Generate strong random passwords or easy-to-type multi-word passphrases directly on your device—never sent over the internet.

Free to useNo sign-up requiredWorks in your browserPrivacy focused

Password Generator Workspace

How to use

  1. 1

    Step 1

    Choose Random Characters mode (8 to 64 characters) or Memorable Passphrase mode (3 to 8 words).

  2. 2

    Step 2

    Adjust your length slider and character options (Uppercase, Lowercase, Numbers, Symbols, or Exclude Similar Characters).

  3. 3

    Step 3

    Check the strength meter and click Copy Password, or click Regenerate to create a fresh set of passwords.

Key features

  • Generates both random character passwords and easy-to-remember multi-word passphrases
  • Guaranteed character inclusion ensures every selected character type appears in your generated password
  • Live strength meter shows estimated entropy bits and security rating (Weak, Fair, Good, Strong, Very Strong)
  • Generates a primary password plus 4 quick-copy alternative passwords in every batch

Supported formats

TXT

File limits & notes

All passwords and passphrases are created directly inside your browser using your device's built-in secure random generator. FetchToolKit never stores, logs, or transmits generated passwords—be sure to save your password in a safe place after copying.

Frequently asked questions

View all FAQs
Are the passwords generated here ever sent over the internet?

No. Passwords are generated locally inside your browser using your device's built-in security hardware and are never sent to any server.

When should I use a Memorable Passphrase instead of Random Characters?

Use a 4- to 6-word Memorable Passphrase when you need to type a password by hand (such as a laptop login, master password, or home Wi-Fi network). Use Random Characters when saving credentials inside a password manager.

What does Exclude Similar Characters do?

It removes look-alike characters such as uppercase 'I', lowercase 'l', the number '1', uppercase 'O', and zero '0' so your password is easy to read and type without mistakes.

Practical Example: Creating a Strong Master Password and Wi-Fi Passphrase

Sample Input
Needing a 20-character password for a password manager and a 5-word passphrase that is easy to type on a TV remote.
Result
Creates a high-strength 20-character random password and a hyphen-separated 5-word passphrase right in the browser.