Get a strong random password created on your computer
You set the length and choose the characters, including uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols, and the password is created instantly. It is generated entirely on your computer using the browser's cryptographic random number generator, is never sent to any server, and is not saved anywhere, not even by us. Passwords people invent themselves repeat predictable patterns like a name and year or a word and exclamation mark, making them easy for cracking software to guess. A random password of a reasonable length is the simplest protection you can add today.
No. The password is created in your browser using a cryptographic random number generator, and it is never sent or saved anywhere. Closing the page deletes it completely.
16 characters or more with numbers and symbols is considered very strong for most uses. For highly sensitive accounts, like a primary email or a bank, you should aim for 20 or more.
You do not remember it, and that is fine. A random password is meant to be saved in a password manager, either in your browser or a dedicated tool. You then only need to remember one strong master password instead of twenty weak ones.
Length. A long password made only of letters is harder to crack than a short password full of symbols. Symbols help, but they do not make up for a short password.
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