Cryptographically random passwords (6–128 chars) and EFF-wordlist passphrases (3–10 words). No data stored, no patterns leaked.
Strong passwords come from real entropy, not human imagination. The Password Generator uses crypto.getRandomValues() — the browser's CSPRNG — to produce passwords that are uniformly random across the chosen character set. Length, character classes, and exclusion of ambiguous characters (l/1, O/0) are all configurable.
Passphrase mode uses the EFF Long Wordlist: a curated 7,776-word list designed for memorable, high-entropy passphrases. Pick 3–10 words, choose a separator, optionally capitalize and add a number. A 6-word passphrase has roughly 77 bits of entropy — comparable to a 13-character random password but vastly easier to type.
Generate up to 20 candidates at once, reveal/blur to compare them, and copy individually or all at once. Nothing is stored — close the tab and the candidates are gone.