Make a strong password

Pick a length and the characters to use. Every password comes from your browser's secure random generator, and nothing is sent to our servers

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Generated result

Password strength
Entropy
Estimated crack time
Character sets

Why length matters

Every character you add multiplies the guesses an attacker needs. With all four character sets each character is one of 78, about 6.3 bits

Passphrases work the same way with words: each one adds about 12.9 bits, so six words are about as strong as 12 random characters

  • 8 characters 50 bits
  • 12 characters 75 bits
  • 16 characters 101 bits
  • 20 characters 126 bits

Turn a good password into a good habit

  1. One login, one password

    Never reuse what you copied here on another site. Reuse is how one breach spreads across your accounts.

  2. Store it, do not memorize it

    Let a password manager remember for you. Sycryptic fills the gap between generate and forget.

  3. Add a second factor

    Turn on two-factor authentication wherever a site offers it. A stolen password alone is then not enough to get in.

Password generator FAQ

Straight answers about how this tool works and what to do with the result

Strong passwords deserve a proper home

You just created something hard to guess. Sycryptic keeps every login in an encrypted vault, flags weak or reused passwords on your dashboard, and brings them back when you need them