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Generating a different password for each service stops a breach at one compromising the others.
Create strong, random passwords.
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A secure password is one that cannot be guessed or found by trying combinations. The ones people choose fail on both counts: we tend to use real words, our own dates and predictable substitutions such as swapping an a for an at sign, which attack programs try first.
What genuinely protects is the combination of length and randomness. Every extra character multiplies the number of attempts required, which is why a long randomly generated password holds up incomparably better than a short one full of odd symbols but built on a word.
This tool uses the browser’s cryptographic generator, the same mechanism professional password managers rely on, and the password never leaves your machine.
Generating a different password for each service stops a breach at one compromising the others.
Using the same key across several sites is the most widespread failing and the easiest to exploit.
Routers and devices ship with well-known default passwords that are worth changing.
Yes, it's generated with the browser's cryptographic API (Web Crypto), the same one used by professional password managers, and it's never sent to any server.
A minimum of 12-16 characters combining several types is recommended to make brute-force attacks harder.