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Cryptographically random, not Math.random().
Reusing passwords, or generating them with a mental pattern a person could guess, remains one of the most common ways accounts actually get compromised — and the fix isn't complicated, it's just tedious to do by hand for every new account. The Password Generator produces genuinely random passwords using the browser's cryptographically secure random number generator (not a weaker pseudo-random function), with independent control over length and character types, and a straightforward strength rating so you're not guessing whether a given password is actually strong. It's for anyone setting up a new account, rotating an old password, or standardizing on strong, unique passwords across every service instead of variations on the same one. Visually ambiguous characters (0 versus O, 1 versus l versus I) are excluded by default, which matters if you ever need to type a generated password by hand rather than paste it — a small detail that saves a real, common frustration.
With all character types enabled:
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Describe the pattern, get the regex.
Compact JSON, made readable.
Know exactly where your JSON breaks.
Text to Base64, UTF-8 safe.
Base64 back to readable text.
Unique identifiers, generated instantly.
SHA-1 through SHA-512, verified correct.
Comments and blank lines gone, nothing else touched.
Comments and blank lines gone, styles untouched.
2LDwYZtE!#nz57)SStrength: Very strong
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