Password Generator
The Password Generator creates strong random passwords with the exact constraints a site demands: you set the length and toggle uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols, and it produces a password satisfying those rules instantly. What makes a generated password strong is not cleverness but arithmetic — length multiplied by the size of the character pool — and randomness, because human-invented passwords cluster around names, dates, and keyboard patterns that cracking tools try first. The generator draws characters at random from the pools you enable, at lengths where guessing and brute force are impractical: a twelve-character password using all four pools carries more possible combinations than an attacker can realistically enumerate, and every additional character multiplies the work again. Generation runs entirely in your browser — the password is never transmitted, logged, or stored anywhere, which is the minimum standard for any tool that touches credentials, and it means you can generate on a shared machine without leaving a trace beyond the tab you close. How to actually use it: every new account deserves its own generated password, because password reuse is how one breached site becomes five breached accounts; a password manager remembers them for you, so the practical habit is generate, save to the manager, forget. Rotate credentials after any breach notification mentioning your email, and when upgrading an old reused password, replace rather than modify — an exclamation mark appended to a compromised password is not an upgrade. A quick self-check for existing accounts: if more than one site shares a password, the strongest next step is not a stronger version of that password but a generated replacement for each account, because reuse, not weakness, is the more common failure. Length beats complexity when you must choose: if a site caps symbols, a longer password from fewer pools is stronger than a short dense one. For the rare account you must memorize, generate a longer password with a reduced symbol set and practice typing it several times before committing. Honest boundaries: a generator cannot fix phishing, reuse, or passwords typed into fake login pages, and it cannot retrieve anything for you — which is exactly why nothing is stored. It pairs with the UUID Generator for development identifiers that need the same kind of unguessability, and the privacy policy documents what the site does and does not collect. The rest of the 23-tool collection, including more utilities like the Text Counter and Percentage Calculator, lives on the home page.