Password Generator
Create cryptographically random passwords for your router admin panel, Wi-Fi network, IP camera or IoT device. Adjustable length (8–64), uppercase, numbers, symbols — generated entirely in your browser.
Generated locally with crypto.getRandomValues — never sent over the network and never stored.
—Why a generator?
Memorable passwords get reused; reused passwords leak. A generator paired with a password manager solves both problems — every account gets a different random string and you never have to memorize it.
Common use cases
- 1Set a strong router admin password — replace the factory "admin / admin" or "admin / password" on a TP-Link, Huawei or ZTE router with a 16-character random string the moment you finish setup.
- 2Pick a strong WPA2/WPA3 Wi-Fi key — 20+ random characters in the PSK kills dictionary and pre-shared-key brute force on modern modems.
- 3Roll a unique password for every IoT device, IP camera, NAS or smart plug — pair the generator with a password manager so each device gets its own credential.
Frequently asked questions
Is the randomness cryptographically secure?+
Yes. We use the browser's window.crypto.getRandomValues — the same API used to generate keys for HTTPS and signed cookies. The output is unpredictable and never sent over the network.
Should I include symbols?+
Yes when the system allows them — symbols add entropy and slow down brute-force attacks. Some legacy admin panels reject "$" or "&"; turn symbols off if you hit that.
How long should a password be?+
12 characters is the practical minimum for online services. 16+ is recommended for router admins and Wi-Fi keys. 20+ is appropriate for high-value accounts (master password, root SSH).