Random Password Generator

A strong password should be at least 12 characters long and include a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. It should avoid common patterns, dictionary words, or personal information. The more random and unique your password is, the stronger it will be against both brute force and dictionary attacks.

Random password generators create truly random and complex passwords that are much harder to crack than human-created ones. They eliminate predictable patterns and personal biases that might make passwords vulnerable to attacks. Computers can generate completely random character combinations that follow security best practices without falling into common human patterns.

Modern security guidance suggests changing passwords only when necessary, such as after a suspected breach, rather than on a fixed schedule. Using unique, strong passwords for each account and a password manager is more important than frequent changes. Mandatory password changes often lead to weaker passwords or small variations of the same password.

Our online password generator creates passwords entirely in your browser - nothing is sent to our servers. However, for the highest security, consider using a reputable password manager that generates passwords locally on your device. Never use online generators that don't clearly explain their security practices or that require you to create an account.

The best solution is to use a password manager that securely stores all your passwords, requiring you to remember only one master password. Alternatively, you can use the passphrase method: create a sentence with random words (e.g., "correct horse battery staple") that is easy to remember but hard to guess. Just make sure it's long enough and doesn't contain common phrases.