Using the password generator is simple. Just follow these steps: Click on the "Generate Password" button. Customize your password by selecting the desired length and including special characters, numbers, and uppercase letters. Click "Generate," and your secure password will be generated instantly.

Why choose our password generator?

First and foremost, we prioritize your security. Our algorithm ensures that the passwords generated are highly secure and virtually impossible to guess. We take into account various factors, such as password length, complexity, and the inclusion of numbers, symbols, and uppercase and lowercase letters. Our password generator tool creates unique passwords that are cryptographically secure. Each generated password is random and follows best security practices. Whether you need a simple password or a complex password, our generator adapts to your needs.

Security Standards Compliance

Our generator complies with NIST Special Publication 800-63B, which is the gold standard for digital identity authentication. This means our passwords are generated using cryptographically secure algorithms and meet the highest security requirements. Our service complies with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), ensuring the highest level of security for financial transactions and protection of sensitive data. This standard is used by banks and financial institutions worldwide.

Does Generate Password To Me store generated passwords?

No. Password generation runs in your browser, and generated passwords are not stored on our servers. The tool is designed around client-side generation and privacy-first use.

Which security sources guide the recommendations?

The guidance is reviewed against NIST SP 800-63B password recommendations, PCI DSS v4.0 password requirements, and Have I Been Pwned k-anonymity breach-checking practices where breach checks are used.

When was this FAQ reviewed?

This FAQ was reviewed in April 2026. We update security guidance when major password standards, browser APIs, or breach-checking practices change.

Password security statistics 2026

This page publishes the data behind our generator: how length and word count translate into entropy, how long brute force actually takes against modern hardware, and what people search for across 11 languages. All numbers are reproducible from the formulas below; the query data comes from Google autocomplete collected on 31 October 2026.

Random password length vs entropy

Length	Entropy (94-char pool)	Offline guesses at 10¹²/s	Recommended use
8 characters	~52 bits	~1 hour	Low-value accounts only
12 characters	~79 bits	~19,000 years	Minimum for email and work
16 characters	~105 bits	~1.3 × 10¹² years	Default from a password manager
20 characters	~131 bits	~8.6 × 10¹⁹ years	Master passwords, wallets, admin

Passphrase word count vs entropy (EFF large wordlist, 7,776 words)

3 words — ~39 bits. Weak — avoid
4 words — ~52 bits. Comparable to an 8-character password
5 words — ~65 bits. Better than 10 random characters
6 words — ~78 bits. Comparable to 12 random characters
7 words — ~90 bits. Suitable for master passwords

What people search for (437 unique queries, 11 languages)

We collected Google autocomplete suggestions for generator, strength, manager, length and passphrase seeds in en, ua, ru, pl, de, es, fr, it, pt, ja and zh. Clusters by how many languages show demand:

Generator (password generator, генератор паролів, …) — 11 / 11
Strong/safe password guidance — 10 / 11
Password managers and platforms — 9 / 11
How to create a password — 9 / 11
Exact password length (12/16/20 characters) — 5 / 11
Passphrase / words / easy to remember — 4 / 11

Method

Entropy = log2(alphabet size) × length, with a 94-character alphabet (letters, digits, symbols). Passphrase entropy = log2(7776) × words ≈ 12.9 × words. Crack times assume 10¹² guesses per second, i.e. a modern multi-GPU offline attack against a fast hash — online attacks against a rate-limited login are orders of magnitude slower. All generation on this site uses the Web Crypto API in your browser; nothing is sent to a server.

Sources

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