Free Password Generator
Generate a strong, random password instantly — right in your browser, with nothing sent to any server. Then save it to your LegendPass vault in one tap.
Free · private · unlimitedRandom
Every character is picked with a cryptographically secure random source. Purely random, so it resists guessing.
Strong
A 16-character passphrase with mixed types gives ≈ 88+ bits of entropy — well past the brute-force threshold.
Private
Generation happens in your browser. Your password is never transmitted, stored, or seen by anyone.
Frequently asked questions
Is a strong password generator really safe?
Yes. A good generator uses a cryptographically secure random number generator (CSPRNG), length, and character variety. The LegendPass generator runs entirely in your browser — the password never leaves your device.
How long should my password be?
Aim for at least 16 characters for sensitive accounts. Every extra character roughly doubles the effort to brute-force it, and using mixed character types adds entropy.
Should I reuse passwords across sites?
No. Reusing one password anywhere means one leaked site can compromise many accounts. Let the generator create a unique password for every login and store them in a vault like LegendPass.
Can I store generated passwords automatically?
Yes — generate in the LegendPass app or extension and save straight into your encrypted vault, then autofill it anywhere.
Are browser password generators safe?
They are convenient, but built-in browser managers store passwords in your browser profile, which is less protected than a dedicated zero-knowledge vault and can be locked to one ecosystem. A dedicated manager like LegendPass keeps everything encrypted and syncs across every browser.
Try LegendPass free today
Generate strong passwords for every account, then keep them (and your 2FA codes, media, and documents) in one zero-knowledge vault.
A strong password is only half the fight.
Unique, random passwords only help if you can actually remember and use them. LegendPass generates, stores, and autofills them for you — sealed with 256-bit zero-knowledge encryption and four on-device biometrics.