Create Passphrase

Generate a memorable multi-word passphrase

Generate Passphrase

Selection entropy: 77.5 bits from the EFF 7,776-word list. Fixed capitalization and separators add no randomness. Browser strength/crack-time scores are separate heuristic estimates. Word-list source and attribution (CC BY 4.0).

Generated passphrases

Longer multi-word passphrases are often easier to remember and still score strongly.

Passphrases trade character complexity for length and unpredictability. Adding more words usually improves security more than adding a few symbols to a short password.

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Why use a passphrase?

A longer phrase made of random words can be easier to type and remember than a short, symbol-heavy password.
Using more words increases the number of possible combinations and usually improves resistance to guessing and brute force attacks.
Passphrases still need to be unique for each login. A password manager remains the best option when you need lots of different credentials.