No. It's completely free — no subscription, no sign-up, no daily limit and no "pro" tier hiding the good features. Everything is available the moment the page loads.

It's generated with a cryptographically secure random number generator (the browser's built-in crypto.getRandomValues()), not a predictable math formula. A 16-character password carries roughly 100+ bits of entropy — far beyond what modern brute-force attacks can crack.

Never. The entire generator runs inside your browser. Your password is created locally, shown to you, and stays on your device. Nothing is uploaded, stored, logged or transmitted.

16 characters is the safe minimum for everyday accounts, and 20+ characters is ideal for email, banking and anything holding sensitive data. Length matters more than complexity.

Please don't. Reusing a password is the fastest way to lose every account at once — it's called credential stuffing. Use a unique password for every single account.

They expand the character pool a cracker must search. Lowercase letters alone give 26 options per character; adding uppercase, digits and symbols pushes that to roughly 90+ options, making brute-forcing impractical.

Hit the copy button next to the password and it goes straight to your clipboard. Best practice: paste it where it needs to go, then clear your clipboard afterwards.

Yes. The interface is fully responsive and touch-friendly, so the controls resize and stay tappable on any screen — Android, iPhone, iPad or desktop.

Absolutely. Because everything happens locally in your browser, the generator keeps working fully offline once the page has loaded.

Use the site's "Forgot password" flow to reset it via email or phone. A generator can't recover anything for you because it never stores your passwords.

If you want strong, unique passwords for dozens of accounts — yes, it's the only realistic way. Create each password here, then store it in your manager immediately.

No. There's no account, no tracking, no analytics on your passwords, and nothing to sell. Once you close the tab, that password exists only wherever you chose to save it.