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Secure Password Generator

Create strong, random keys instantly. 100% Offline.

Client-Side Encryption
16
Uppercase (ABC)
Numbers (123)
Symbols (@#$)
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Recent History (Session Only)

Also known as...

Random Key Maker

Generates high-entropy strings suitable for encryption keys and WiFi passwords.

Diceware Tool

Creates memorable passphrases (e.g., "Blue-Horse-Battery") using our word list engine.

Strong Password Creator

Customize length, symbols, and numbers to meet banking security requirements.

Offline Pass Generator

Runs 100% in your browser using Client-Side JavaScript. No data ever hits a server.

Why Freetool is Safer than "Big Brand" Generators

When you use popular password sites, you are often trusting a remote server to generate your keys. This creates a risk: if their server is hacked or logs your data, your security is compromised.

Freetool is different. We use Client-Side Encryption. This means the code runs 100% inside your browser (Chrome/Edge/Safari). The password is created using your device's processor and the Web Crypto API (the same technology banks use). Your password never leaves your device and is never stored in any database.

How to Create a Strong Password

  1. Choose Mode: Use "Random" for accounts like Banking/Email. Use "Memorable" for Master Passwords you need to type often.
  2. Set Complexity: For maximum security, enable Symbols (@#$) and Numbers (123). Aim for at least 16 characters.
  3. Generate & Save: Click Generate. If you accidentally skip one, use the History Bar to retrieve it.

Best Use Cases

  • WiFi Security Keys: Generate a long 64-character random key to lock down your router.
  • Crypto Wallets: Create high-entropy passphrases for offline wallets (Cold Storage).
  • API Keys: Developers can use the "Random" mode to create secure salts and tokens.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this password generator truly offline?

Yes. Once this page loads, you can turn off your internet connection, and the tool will still work perfectly. This proves that no data is being sent to our servers.

What is "Memorable" or Diceware mode?

Diceware creates passwords by combining random words (e.g., "Correct-Horse-Battery"). These are mathematically secure against brute-force attacks but are much easier for humans to remember and type than random characters.

Is it safe to use special characters?

Yes, and it is recommended. Adding symbols like @, #, and $ increases the "Entropy" (randomness) of your password, making it exponentially harder for hackers to crack.