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Password Generator

Create strong, cryptographically random passwords locally in your browser with complete control over length and characters.

Web Crypto powered

Create a strong random password

Generated locally with cryptographic randomness. Nothing is transmitted or stored.

Generated password
Estimated strengthVery strong ยท 103 bits

Entropy is an estimate based on length and the selected character pool. For important accounts, use a unique 16+ character password and enable multi-factor authentication.

4128

Character types

Advanced options

OptimizeFile never sends, saves or logs generated passwords. Copy the result into a trusted password manager before leaving this page.

How to generate a secure password

01

Choose the length

Use at least 16 characters for important accounts whenever the website allows it.

02

Select character types

Mix uppercase, lowercase, numbers and symbols, or adjust advanced rules for strict forms.

03

Generate and save

Create a fresh password, copy it and store it in a trusted password manager.

Cryptographic randomness

Passwords are created with the browser Web Crypto API and uniform random selection. Every enabled character type is guaranteed to appear in the result.

Private by design

Generation happens in your browser tab. Passwords are not uploaded, saved, logged or included in the page URL.

Password generator FAQ

Are the passwords cryptographically secure?

Yes. The generator uses crypto.getRandomValues instead of predictable pseudo-random methods such as Math.random.

How long should my password be?

Sixteen or more random characters is a strong default. Use the maximum length supported for high-value accounts.

What are ambiguous characters?

Characters such as 0, O, 1, l and I can look alike. Excluding them makes manually typed passwords easier to read.

Does OptimizeFile store generated passwords?

No. Passwords exist only in your browser tab and are never sent to an OptimizeFile server.

Should I reuse a generated password?

No. Use a unique password for every account and save it in a trusted password manager.