How to generate a password using your own words
Enter two to eight non-secret words, choose their format, and select how many fresh random characters to append. Each click creates new variations locally with the Web Crypto API.
Are passwords made from my words secure?
Your words alone may be easy to predict—even if you capitalize, rearrange, or separate them. This generator assumes the words and formatting are known and measures only its independently random characters. Twelve random characters from the full set is a practical starting point; use more when the destination allows it.
What does shuffling the words do?
Shuffling creates different layouts, but the tool does not claim extra entropy for that choice. If an attacker already knows your words, trying their possible orders is inexpensive compared with guessing a long random tail.
Can I generate a password from a phrase?
Yes. Enter the significant words from the phrase separated by spaces, then choose whether to keep or shuffle their order. Do not enter a current password, seed phrase, recovery code, or sensitive quotation.
My words versus random words
This page preserves words you provide. For a stronger memorable method in which every word is selected independently from a documented 7,776-word list, use the random passphrase generator. For a fully random credential stored in a manager, use the standard password generator.