Having a strong password is very important. Use one of the 30 random passwords below to help secure your accounts — each one mixes upper/lowercase letters, numbers and symbols.
A simple password makes it easier for an attacker to crack. An attacker can either use brute force or known password dictionaries to access your personal information. You should also use a separate password for every online account you have — especially ones as important as email or banking.
How long should my password be?
Length matters more than complexity — 12+ characters is a reasonable minimum today, and 16+ is better if the site allows it.
Every extra character multiplies how long a brute-force attack would take, far more than swapping in an extra symbol or two does.
Does this site store the passwords I generate?
No. Each password is generated on the server and sent straight to your browser — nothing is logged, saved, or written to a database.
Once you leave the page, it only exists wherever you saved it yourself.
Is it OK to reuse a password across sites?
No — if one site you use ever gets breached, reused passwords let attackers try that same combination everywhere else.
A password manager makes it painless to keep every account on its own unique password instead of trying to remember them all.