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Passphrase Generator

Generate a random multi-word passphrase in one click. The generator runs locally in your browser; use a unique result and store it safely.

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About This Tool

What it does

Generates random passphrases from a large wordlist using cryptographically secure randomness. Choose word count (3-8), separator style, capitalisation and optional number/symbol additions.

Who it's for

Anyone who needs a strong, memorable password — especially for master passwords, computer logins, email accounts and any account you need to type rather than autofill. Used in the UK, US, Australia, Canada, Singapore, UAE and worldwide.

Your privacy

All passphrase generation happens in your browser using window.crypto.getRandomValues — the same cryptographic standard used in security software. No passphrase is ever transmitted to any server or stored anywhere.

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Method, limits and privacy

The default is five independent words from the EFF 7,776-word list. Selection uses crypto.getRandomValues with rejection sampling. The displayed bits describe the generator’s search space—not measured entropy of a user-edited phrase and not a guarantee of account security.

Sources reviewed 23 June 2026: EFF Diceware · Web Crypto API · NIST SP 800-63B

Frequently Asked Questions

Each word is selected independently and uniformly from the 7,776-entry EFF large wordlist using browser cryptographic randomness and rejection sampling.
The tool adds log2(7,776) bits for each independently selected word, plus log2(90) for the optional two-digit number and log2(7) for the optional symbol. Capitalisation and separators are not counted as random choices.
No. It describes the generated search space under the stated model. Account rate limits, breaches, phishing, malware, reuse and storage practices are outside the calculation.
Use a unique passphrase for each account and store it safely. Predictable edits or reuse can reduce practical security; follow the service’s own password policy.