Password Generator Tool
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Use this tool to create strong random passwords.

Password output updates automatically with your selections.

How to use the Password Generator Tool

1. Set the Password Length

  • Use the slider near the top of the form to choose how long you want your password to be.
  • You can set it anywhere between 1 and 50 characters.
  • The current length is shown beside the label (e.g. “Password Length: 20”).

2. Choose Your Password Options

You can choose what kind of characters the password should include:

  • Include Capital Letters – Adds uppercase A-Z.
  • Include Numbers – Adds digits 0-9.
  • Include Special Characters – Adds characters like !@#$%^&*.
  • As you tick or untick any box, the password will automatically regenerate with your new preferences.

3. View the Generated Password

  • The generated password will appear in the grey output box below the buttons.
  • It’s updated automatically whenever you change any of the options or slider.

4. Refresh the Password

  • Click the “Refresh Password” button if you want a brand-new password with the same settings.

5. Copy the Password

  • Click the “Copy Password” button to copy the password to your clipboard.
  • You’ll be asked to confirm before copying, as a security feature.
  • Once confirmed, you’ll see an alert saying the password was copied.

Good to Know

  • The password includes lowercase letters by default, to ensure readability and structure.
  • The tool runs entirely in your browser – nothing is sent to a server, keeping your password generation private and secure.
Password Generator

Why creating Strong Passwords is Important

Creating strong passwords is essential for protecting your online accounts and personal information from cyber threats.

Weak passwords are easy for hackers to guess or crack using automated tools. A strong password, made up of a mix of letters, numbers, and special characters, adds a layer of security, making it much harder for attackers to gain access.

Using unique, complex passwords helps prevent identity theft, data breaches, and unauthorised access to sensitive information.

What to so if your Password has been Compromised

If your password has been compromised, act quickly to secure your account.

Immediately change the password to a strong, unique one that hasn’t been used elsewhere.

Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) for extra security where possible. Review account activity for any suspicious actions and log out of all devices.

If the same password was used on other platforms, update those as well. Inform relevant services or contacts if necessary.

Consider using a password manager to help generate and store secure passwords going forward. Stay vigilant for phishing emails or fraud attempts.

FAQs about Password Generator

You can select the desired password length using the slider provided. The tool allows you to generate passwords up to 50 characters long.

For optimal security, we recommend generating passwords that are at least 12–16 characters long, especially if you’re including a mix of character types.

Capital letters refer to uppercase A–Z (e.g. A, B, C, … Z). When enabled, the generated password may include any of these letters.

Yes. Simply toggle the “Include Numbers” option to add digits (0–9) to your generated password.

Special characters include symbols such as !, @, #, $, %, &, *, etc. You can enable this option to increase password complexity.

Absolutely. In fact, including special characters greatly enhances password strength and reduces the risk of brute-force attacks.

Yes. You can disable the options for numbers or special characters to generate passwords using only letters (capital and lowercase).

No. For your privacy and security, we do not store or save any passwords you generate with this tool.

Yes. After generating a password, simply click the “Copy” button (if available) to copy it to your clipboard for easy use.

You can use the password generator as many times as you like, completely free of charge.

You can uncheck the corresponding options for Capital Letters and Special Characters to generate a password using only lowercase letters and numbers (if enabled).

Using a combination of uppercase letters, numbers, and special characters significantly increases the strength and unpredictability of your password, making it more secure.

While this tool doesn’t store passwords, you can paste the copied password into a secure password manager or encrypted file for safekeeping.

In general, you should change your password if:

  • There’s been a security breach involving a website or service you use

  • You notice any suspicious activity on your accounts

  • You’ve shared your password with someone else

  • You’re reusing the same password across multiple sites

Best Practices:

  • For critical accounts (like email, banking, or work-related logins), aim to change your password every 3-6 months.

  • For less sensitive accounts, changing your password once a year may be sufficient – as long as it’s strong and unique.

  • If you use a password manager with strong, unique passwords for each account, frequent changes are less necessary unless there’s a risk or breach.

Pro Tip:

Instead of changing passwords on a fixed schedule, focus on creating strong, unique passwords and using multi-factor authentication (MFA) wherever possible.

1. 1Password

  • Excellent design and user-friendly interface

  • Strong encryption and zero-knowledge security

  • Offers “Watchtower” feature for monitoring password health

  • Family and team plans available

  • Supports biometric logins

2. LastPass

  • Cloud-based with cross-platform syncing

  • Password generator and vault audit features

  • Free tier available with basic features

  • Premium plan unlocks advanced sharing and multi-factor authentication

3. Bitwarden

  • Open-source and very affordable

  • End-to-end encryption

  • Offers free personal plan with unlimited password storage

  • Self-hosting option for advanced users

  • Browser extensions and mobile apps included

4. Dashlane

  • Excellent security dashboard and password health reports

  • Built-in VPN (on premium plans)

  • Dark web monitoring

  • Auto-fill and auto-login functionality

  • Easy-to-use desktop and mobile apps

5. NordPass

  • Developed by the team behind NordVPN

  • Zero-knowledge architecture

  • Biometric login and secure item sharing

  • Browser extensions and cloud sync support

  • Offers encrypted storage for personal notes and credit cards

6. Keeper

  • High-level encryption and security features

  • Supports enterprise-level password management

  • Breach monitoring and emergency access

  • Secure file storage and messaging (KeeperChat)

  • Multiple authentication methods

7. Enpass

  • Offline-first password manager

  • No subscription required for desktop use

  • Sync across devices using your own cloud (e.g. Google Drive, Dropbox)

  • One-time lifetime license available

8. Apple iCloud Keychain (for Apple users)

  • Integrated into iOS, macOS, Safari

  • Free and easy to use if you’re in the Apple ecosystem

  • Auto-fills passwords, payment info, and 2FA codes

  • Now syncs across Apple devices with iCloud

9. Google Password Manager

  • Built into Chrome and Android devices

  • Free and easy to access if you use Google services

  • Automatically saves and fills passwords across devices

  • Password checkup and security alerts included

Yes, the password generator tool you’ve created is completely free to use.

  • It runs entirely in your web browser
  • No sign-up, subscription, or payment is required
  • No data is sent to any server – it’s fully private
  • You can customise your password options and generate as many passwords as you like

It’s a great, lightweight alternative to online tools that may track data or require user accounts.

Disclaimer: DCP Web Designers are not liable for damage or loss of profits caused by using the Password Generator Tool on this page.