Memorable Password Generator
This memorable password generator builds passphrases from random words so you get something easier to recall than a random string. It runs in your browser using a cryptographically secure random source, with no upload and no sign-up.
Your password
Generated locally with your browser's cryptographically secure random generator. Nothing is sent or stored.
How to make a memorable password
Switch to passphrase mode
Choose the memorable passphrase option so the generator picks random words instead of random characters.
Pick how many words
Add enough words that the passphrase is genuinely hard to guess. More words means more strength, so do not go too short.
Generate and copy
Generate the passphrase, copy it in one tap, and store it in your password manager (or memorise it if it is for something you log into often).
Memorable, but still use enough words
A passphrase made of several random words is far easier to remember than a string like K7#vQ2!mZ, while still being strong if it is long enough. The words here are chosen using crypto.getRandomValues, the browser's cryptographically secure random source, so the selection is genuinely unpredictable.
There is a trade-off: passphrases swap some entropy for memorability, so a two or three word passphrase is weaker than a long random string. Use enough words to make up for it. If you do not need to remember the password yourself, a fully random one from the strong password generator is the safer choice.
Frequently asked questions
Are memorable passwords as secure as random ones?
A passphrase trades some strength for memorability. With enough random words it can still be very strong, but a long fully random password packs more entropy per character.
How many words should a passphrase have?
Use enough words that guessing is impractical. More words is stronger; do not settle for just two or three for important accounts.
Are the words chosen randomly?
Yes. The words are picked with the browser's cryptographically secure random source, so the passphrase is not predictable.
Is anything uploaded or stored?
No. The passphrase is generated locally in your browser and is never sent or saved by the tool.
When should I prefer a random password instead?
When you do not need to type it from memory. Store a fully random password in a password manager for the strongest protection.