Generate cryptographically secure, un-crackable passwords, memorable passphrases, and PINs with custom length, symbol, and character rules.
Uses the browser’s native crypto.getRandomValues() CSPRNG engine for true unpredictable entropy.
Random Characters, Diceware-style Memorable Passphrases (e.g. "correct-horse-battery-staple"), and Numeric PINs.
Optionally removes easily confused characters like (O vs 0, l vs 1, I vs |) for effortless manual typing.
Passwords are generated directly in browser RAM; zero secrets are ever transmitted across the network.
The Password Generator constructs a character pool based on your chosen criteria (Uppercase, Lowercase, Digits, Symbols).
It seeds an in-memory Uint32Array using the Web Crypto API (crypto.getRandomValues), applying unbiased modulo reduction to select characters from the pool.
For Diceware passphrases, it selects cryptographically random words from an curated dictionary of 7,776 phonetically distinct words.
Generate 20+ character passwords with numbers and symbols for investment and banking logins.
Create strong master passwords and individual account credentials for Bitwarden or 1Password.
Generate 32-character random alphanumeric strings for JWT secrets and encryption keys.
Create memorable 4-word passphrases for guest Wi-Fi networks that are easy to say out loud.
Never. Passwords are generated 100% locally in your browser memory using the Web Crypto API. No password data is ever transmitted across the internet.
Passphrases have massive entropy because combining 4 or 5 random words creates trillions of mathematical combinations, making them virtually impossible to brute-force while remaining easy for humans to remember.
Modern cybersecurity standards (NIST and CISA) recommend a minimum length of 16 characters for standard logins and 20+ characters for critical admin accounts.
Yes. Check the "Exclude Ambiguous Characters" option to avoid similar-looking letters and numbers.
Yes. Softnag features a one-click copy button with instant visual feedback.
It uses window.crypto.getRandomValues(), the industry gold standard for cryptographic entropy in browsers.