Use a browser-based password generator that builds a long random password on your device using your browser’s secure randomness. It never sends the password anywhere, and letting you set the length and character types makes it easy to meet any site’s rules.
A password’s strength comes mostly from its length and randomness, not from swapping an a for an @ in a word you already use. A generator that produces 16 or more random characters gives you something no dictionary attack will guess, and a password manager can remember it so you never have to.
A trustworthy generator creates the password in your browser using the cryptographically secure random source built into the platform, and never transmits it. That means the password you copy has only ever existed on your device.
No. It is generated locally in your browser using secure randomness and never transmitted.
Aim for at least 16 random characters; longer is stronger.
Yes. You can set the length and toggle uppercase, numbers and symbols to fit any site’s rules.