Tools/Security Tools

Free Security Tools – Password Strength Checker & Password Generator

Password security starts with generating strong credentials and understanding what makes a password weak. The password generator creates custom strong credentials locally. The password strength checker tests any password locally against a 7-point checklist (length, character types and common passwords or patterns) and shows an estimated crack time.

How to use these tools

Select the tool that matches your task, open it, and follow the steps below.

  1. Use the generator to create a new password, or the strength checker to test one you already have.
  2. For a new password, set the length and the character types, and optionally exclude look-alike characters; to check one, type it into the checker.
  3. Copy the generated password into your password manager, or read the checklist and crack-time estimate and strengthen the password if needed.

Common ways to use these tools

  • Create a long random password for a new account, generated in your browser with the Web Crypto random source.
  • Check whether a password is long enough, mixes character types and avoids common passwords or predictable patterns.
  • Show someone why a short password is weak by comparing the estimated crack time of a short and a long password.

Credential Security & Privacy Testing Workflows

Protecting personal data across online platforms starts with strong, unique credentials:

  • Creating cryptographically strong credentials: Generate unpredictable passwords featuring mixed character sets, numbers, and symbols using our Password Generator.
  • Auditing password complexity and crack resistance: Test password candidates against standard entropy criteria and character-variety checklists using our client-side Password Strength Checker.

Client-Side Cryptographic Execution

Security utilities execute entirely in your local browser runtime. Passwords, generated phrases, and testing credentials never leave your machine and are never transmitted to external servers.