About The Password Generator

A free, in-browser password tool built around one simple idea: your passwords should never leave your device.

The story

thepasswordgenerator.com sat dormant for years — a perfectly descriptive domain quietly expiring in the digital graveyard. Picked up at auction, we set out to give it the simple, ad-light, privacy-respecting tool the name promises: a place anyone can land and walk away with a strong password in seconds.

How it works

All password and passphrase generation runs as JavaScript in your browser. Open your browser's DevTools network tab while generating a password and you will see no outbound request related to the password itself. The tool will keep working even after you disconnect your network. We have no server-side password storage and never could.

Three modes, one tool

  • Random — high-entropy strings with full character-set control. Best for password managers.
  • Passphrase — memorable phrases like Happy-Tiger-Cloud-Robot-42. Best for passwords you have to type.
  • Easy — short, memorable passwords with optional leetspeak. Best for kids and low-stakes accounts.

How we're funded

The site is supported by unobtrusive ads and the occasional donation. There is no paid tier and no plan to introduce one. If you find the tool useful, the best thing you can do is share it.

Get in touch

Bug reports, feature requests, and general feedback are welcome. The project is maintained by abevalle. Use the contact form on abevalle.com to reach us directly.

What we believe

Privacy by default

Every password is generated inside your browser. We have no backend that receives passwords and nothing to leak.

No accounts, no limits

No signup, no premium tier, no rate limits. Generate one password or a thousand — the tool works the same.

Strong by construction

Random mode uses the browser’s built-in random source. Passphrase and Easy modes draw from a curated word list with sensible defaults.

Built to last

A single-page tool with no dependencies on a remote backend means the site keeps working even when the rest of the internet goes sideways.