Memorable Password Generator
Strong passphrases from real words.
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Passwords you can actually remember
This generator builds a passphrase from several random everyday words rather than a jumble of symbols, the approach made famous by the idea that a string of common words is both easier to recall and harder for a computer to crack than a short scramble. Pick how many words you want, choose a separator, and optionally capitalise the words and tack on a number or symbol to satisfy strict password rules. Each result shows an entropy estimate in bits so you can judge its real strength rather than guessing. The words are chosen with your browser's secure random generator, and nothing is ever sent over the network.
Why word passphrases are strong
Length beats complexity. Four or five random words give a huge number of combinations while staying memorable, which is exactly the balance a good password needs.
Frequently asked questions
Are word-based passwords really secure?
Yes, when you use enough random words. Four or five gives a very large search space, and the tool shows the entropy in bits so you can confirm the strength.
How many words should I use?
Four is a reasonable minimum for everyday accounts; five or more, ideally with a number or symbol, suits anything important like email or banking.
Is the randomness safe?
The words are picked with the browser's cryptographic random source, not the ordinary predictable one, and the whole process happens locally with no upload.