Password Generator

In the box below, you can enter your own favorite phrase, and the tool will suggest a strong and secure password for you to use based on your phrase. If you leave the box empty, we will generate a random password for you.

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This Password Generator is a web app that works online and offline. Please add it to your home screen (if you are on a smartphone) or bookmark it (if you are on a desktop or laptop).

The offline mode works on many devices and browsers, with the notable exception of iOS and Safari.

Benefits Of This Password Generator

The common perception with passwords is that if they are easy to remember, they are easy to crack. If they are difficult to crack, they are difficult to remember. This does not need to be the case. The trick is to generate a password that has been randomized from something you can easily remember. Sure, you will need to memorize the variation, but it's much easier than trying to memorize something that is truly random.

How To Select Your Favorite Phrase?

The only rules are,

• It's something that is easy to remember.
• It does not include your personal information.
• It's something you don't mind repeating frequently.

A particular effective type of phrase you can use is self-affirmation phrases. These are phrases like,

• I am great!
• Today is super!
• I am so happy!
• Life rocks!

This type of phrase satisfies all three rules listed above.

Why Self-Affirmation Phrases?

Many self-help books and lectures have mentioned the benefit of repeating self-affirmation phrases, and the idea is that if you repeat something often enough, it will be ingrained in your subconscious mind and you will truly believe it.

The difficulty with this suggestion is that many of us do not have the time to keep repeating our self-affirmation phrase, or we sometimes simply forget to do it. If we use a self-affirmation phrase as our password, though, we will naturally be repeating this phrase to ourselves without having to exert any extra effort.

Your Password Is Safe

We use Javascript to randomly generate your password, and all the work is done on your device. We have no record of either the phrase you put in or the password that is generated.

9 Password Safety Tips

1. Do not share your password with anyone. The fewer people know your password, the more secure your password is.

2. Do not use dictionary words. Hackers sometimes use brute-force to crack passwords, and words in the dictionary are among the first choices they use in this method.

3. Use a mixture of lower case, upper case, numbers, and special characters in your password. This makes it difficult for hackers to guess your password.

4. Make sure your password is at least 8 characters long. The longer the password, the more difficult it is to crack.

5. Use different passwords for different accounts. With the amount of data breaches happening at big companies, it is quite likely that your password may fall into the wrong hands under situations you have no control over. If you use the same password everywhere, hackers can easily get into all your accounts once they get a hold of your password from one of your accounts.

6. Do not post your password where others can see easily. Some people write down their password on a Post-It note and sticks it on their monitor. This is a sure-fire way to give other people access to your account.

7. Do not click on email links. The only exception is if you are expecting that particular email. This rule applies to even people you know. If you receive a email from someone you know but you are not expecting it, do not click on any link in that email, as that person's email account may have been hacked and the message was actually a phishing attempt.

8. Do not type in your password when your connection or your device may not be secure. For example, when you are on public Wi-Fi or on an untrusted device such as an airport internet kiosk.

9. Do not use any information about yourself that may be publicly available. Examples are as your address, the name of your spouse, or even the name of your pet.

15 Most Common Passwords

Below is a list of 15 most common passwords. Make sure you do not use any of these.

1. 123456
2. password
3. 12345678
4. qwerty
5. 12345
6. 123456789
7. football
8. 1234
9. 1234567
10. baseball
11. welcome
12. 1234567890
13. abc123
14. 111111
15. 1qaz2wsx

Data source: SplashData.

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