When this tool is useful
A random password is useful when you need a unique secret for a service or wireless network. Keep each password private and store it in a reputable password manager instead of reusing one across sites.
How to use it
- Choose a password length and the character groups you need.
- Generate a new value, then review that it fits the account or router requirements.
- Copy and save it privately in a reputable password manager.
Common uses
- Creating a unique password for a new account
- Generating a candidate Wi-Fi network password
- Avoiding the reuse of one secret across different services
Tips for a reliable result
Tips for a reliable result
Use a different password for each account and store it in a password manager. For Wi-Fi, check that your router accepts the selected symbols and length before changing the network settings.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use this as a Wi-Fi password generator?
Yes. It generates a random password that you can choose for a Wi-Fi network, provided your router supports the characters and length you select.
Does it automatically change my Wi-Fi password?
No. It only generates text in your browser. You must sign in to your router or access point and change the network password there.
Should I reuse the same password?
No. A unique password for each service limits the impact if one account is exposed.
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