SSL & Security
Password Generator
Generate a Password
Password Length
chars
Character Types
Tool features
4 features
Secure Generation
Cryptographically secure random password generation using browser APIs
Customizable Strength
Adjust length and character types to meet your security requirements
Instant Generation
Generate passwords instantly with real-time strength analysis
Strength Indicator
Visual strength indicator with suggestions for improvement
What makes a strong password & how it works
A strong password is one an attacker cannot guess or brute-force: long, random and unique to each account. Length matters most, because every extra character multiplies the number of possibilities; mixing uppercase, lowercase, digits and symbols adds bits per character on top.
This generator picks every character independently with the browser's cryptographically secure random source (crypto.getRandomValues), so passwords are created on your device and never sent to ShowDNS. Use a password manager to store them, so each account can have its own.
Entropy
Length × log2(character set); 80+ bits is strong, 100+ is excellent.
Unique per site
Stops one breached site from unlocking your other accounts.
Password manager
Stores unique random passwords so you do not have to remember them.
How to use this tool
1
Set the length
Choose 16 characters or more; longer is stronger.
2
Pick character types
Include lowercase, uppercase, numbers and symbols unless a site restricts them.
3
Generate
Create one or several passwords locally in your browser.
4
Save it
Copy the password straight into your password manager and the site’s sign-up form.
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Frequently asked questions
5 Q&A
Yes. Each character is chosen with
crypto.getRandomValues, the browser’s cryptographically secure generator, without bias. Nothing is sent to a server.Length adds the most strength. A 20-character lowercase password is stronger than a 10-character one with every symbol type, but combining both is best.
Some sites limit length or disallow certain symbols. Turn off symbols and make the password longer to keep the same strength.
Current NIST guidance says no, unless there is a sign of compromise. Use a unique, strong password per site and turn on two-factor authentication instead.