This page is a secure password generator, that instantly generates passwords and usernames, that can be manually typed or automatically inserted by a password manager. Updated 2024-06-18.

What is a password generator?

A password generator quickly generates a number of random passwords, that you can choose from. This ensures, that your password will be more secure, not used twice, harder to guess, harder to hack and harder for an observant human to remember.

Random passwords for manual typing (8 characters).

If you need a password, that can be typed in manually, you can use one of these 8 characters long passwords. They should only be used with another authorization method or in trusted environments.

PA%6iiVa
nr!cFG9!
7J8HQ!2g
kSc%DJ6L
!zY4NUyY
YbGP3Vi%
q!szH5ve
%TPsg7%k
GvF8jt%n
zm!ZnNY9

Random passwords (16 characters).

If you need a strong password and have a password manager, that fills in your passwords automatically, then you should use one of these 16 characters long passwords. They should be used with another authorization method or in trusted environments.

eZw%JnYRsf2Z!3bq
Gr8FQAPPF6an6X%V
Fhfnc1iizY%mijQf
4TQ8qHK4!rTSUEau
a%sa!GMiRo5PSFPn
Z78fF!k4tASBYQic
jo%tkB2K15HoPiMy
5qVAVBn!c67A!GME
K6ce%66qstq!YHmf
rKWfX!jD5FZDhqZL

Random passwords (20 characters).

If you need a strong password and have a password manager, that fills in your passwords automatically, then you should use one of these 20 characters long passwords. They should be used with another authorization method or in trusted environments.

F1xuT9Q9X2nL!qk4!XG2
7D37LKAAG%us46jsPAXc
5Azk2mWtxhU6q!M48esh
hjQeb!V7cQ7MnTyDe%s8
PD!eFTzCPtD72peH6pDo
VsB9uMqA478%J!BU8e5H
8N!ZSrvz%vpfRtUrFjgN
m8fRFUNK!C!Gq!9gfnJ3
GnPPuYan%sGzRLggf4A6
%rpArbG65suJRaSfnnrZ

Random passwords for PayPal (32 characters).

PayPal states, that they support passwords, that are between 7 and 32 characters long and include the special characters “!@#$%^*()”, letters and numbers. However, I tested that and PayPal failed to handle strongest possible passwords within those limits. I recommend, that you use one of the generated passwords below, that excludes some of the special characters, that seems to cause problems for PayPal.

F16sE4xct1J%aTPpi1qRPvGhDxZ435Fp
N3sPMVQbgNzqe6w1H%yXuYr6E!oGq!3N
sSCVwcCvc42sJ!wi%x1ucuyi94g1DFpw
P2c8NWc92EtBUMbk7KRDRc!FQb8hM3Kz
c4pBN2%g7ZYnmA1NFt5hYRpBCYFr9Zfw
yDPJv5ahpX%e1L5!iKZhCkHLBZPCU!Te
ov%Vxi13KyZPpoUZ3zQ!qg8nsHkBZ5S6
9kZcYyy%eVVxZyNxJHNLU11!mW47MFru
KbGkmqW2noaFzMqR2LUVs%45AUnhJSj6
Hiq5Q!!1wjoGFQHiDYAKr!BguiS5c5zT

Random passwords for Facebook and social media services.

If you need a very strong password and have a password manager, that fills in your passwords automatically, then you should use one of these 32 characters long passwords. These are recommended for general application and web services, such as Facebook and other social media platforms.

Ps!4t64!MB%ZJnk4sEJs3J3S!teuS6La
DwXhEfSm9ou%CfAv9SX96QzsrTiReVww
8s!mPmifpfnmqhqMWF!RXJXqhUf3PFYj
mhvas!12!CZ3CzvNRtBYUF9SLqkp6zhP
m5WVyVXPgsNNY%j%XgzKo1JBqHkqADoM
7Fo5!aDrXBVjUaxU%QwJ3iCak%jt%3s7
1cko4Fi2F%!aQ18HqT4RigFrE63gr5Q4
BCc3RXuiN9fex%aW!Y9!TCki9QVyeV5Z
Ykiv1EVEwC!xShqHpKcxLJNSVxv5kv9x
%cFvxoh9c8e6BPCW9uP!6arHCHVito7y

Random passwords for WordPress and database driven services.

If you need an extremely strong password and have a password manager, that fills in your passwords automatically, then you should use one of these 56 characters long passwords. These are recommended for WordPress, MySQL and other modern databases and database driven web services.

3fW8oY%xWNVe6piNj7ySb8anV%Vxm78!VFGN4G5LHX7n%2%FHj3GUb6N
C1SqUvWpB3kis7DH!gRZm1x!PbVfUNDryEkAGKZhehpFBm3D3S2e6Dyh
J%EHUZwHCUYCF6svuBk4ne!rPADY5J7vzAfbQSxBf3eFq!S%BaQCvSAx
zqDyTK!ZMG1muuoaqskr5!UofmES86Hqk6QaWmBArkeZnUwMfr24UpnU
TF96GMLT%KhVMBRRapxuQoN5gzSEjvsw1Q6NjD5gQR38%u35VjS1ynfH
JgggXJi%fKgh18ZtqCSAX%Wq8pKaMRqkvNM7HDUHh442kLFJ6sLsbNBE
Tccg%1!BHh7hYtv1Va!SPZSj!5PDk23hGpzL38zNiBsVGDKcbXoE63sq
Y6F5qTWhh6tHLK1kLJq8ARNvMhqC%3bJ%77EKbqbHboK2fyJ56BPAUtE
5aBeLMTFsAgb6fM8GckZvQiggbiCBxwYhf6xw%UYrVtnj9sk2aqyas7T
96Z%CXYxS%r!p8AbN4EhqZiJ%8CYFQ3hzf4%wr!ivRqD3ztfZQP7iFJi

Random usernames (8 characters).

If you are required to register to a non-social service with a username, you should use one the randomly generated usernames below. They are also good for registration email addresses and burner addresses. They are based on lowercase vowels and consonants, that are arranged, so the usernames are somewhat pronounceable, while maintaining a unique and (hopefully) meaningless combination.

onodiobi
rumoiyij
upabuava
kuqaekai
esoegesa
ziequsad
sufacaeb
aewueqoa
doinaaqu
iezawoga

Notes about the generated passwords.

The randomly generated passwords and usernames should not contain reserved sequences, that can conflict with HTML, PHP, MySQL, text editors or authentication services. An example is generation of entity numbers, entity names or escaped sequences. For that reason, only a few safe special characters are used.

Each password has been generated on the fly and printed directly to this page. None of the passwords have been through a database, have been written to temporary storage or logged in the process. If you forget your password, it can not be recalled.

About my password generator.

My password generator, that generated the passwords above, is a piece of PHP programming code, that I wrote. It is based on PHP’s rand, str_shuffle and random_int functions. The random_int function generates unbiased cryptographically secure pseudo-random integers. It uses the cryptographically secure random generator /dev/urandom from the operating system, which is FreeBSD.

My password generator is based on the random_int function, that generates unbiased cryptographically secure pseudo-random integers by using the cryptographicall
My password generator is based on the random_int function, that generates unbiased cryptographically secure pseudo-random integers by using the cryptographically secure random generator /dev/urandom in the FreeBSD operating system.

I wrote the password generation proces quite straight forward: It initially loads a set of special characters, a set of numbers, a set of upper case letters and a set of lower case of letters. It then generates 10 random passwords, that all are generated with the following procedure:

  1. It picks 1 random character from each set. This ensures, that each password contains at least 1 special character, 1 number, 1 upper case letter and 1 lower case letter.
  2. It then loads all sets into a combined pool of characters from which it randomly picks 1 character at a time until the desired password length has been achieved. This ensures, that the same characters can be used more than 1 time.
  3. Finally, it shuffles the password a random number of times. This ensures, that the password is unpredictable and safe to use as a password.

Use a password manager.

Read more about, how to use strong passwords in my post Use a password manager to store and fill in your passwords.

Other tools.

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