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Secure Passphrase Generator
Combine independently selected plain words into memorable passphrases with transparent separator and capitalization choices. The complete workflow runs locally in this browser, with visible controls and a result you can inspect before copying or downloading.
LOCAL WORKBENCH
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No upload · no account · no URL storage
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Choose your settings, then select Generate.
How it works
- Select each position independently from the tool's original fixed word list.
- Apply the chosen case and separator without changing the selected word identities.
- Optionally append an independently generated two-digit suffix and report the word-list size.
Worked example
Eight lower-case words with hyphens could produce meadow-lantern-copper-river-orbit-sparrow-quartz-garden, representing 64 bits from word choices before any optional suffix.
Limits and interpretation
- Each phrase contains 8–16 words and each batch contains at most 50 phrases.
- The bundled list has exactly 256 equally eligible words, so each independent word contributes 8 bits and the default eight-word phrase has 64 bits from word choices.
- Some systems reject spaces or long values; check the destination's password rules.
Privacy
Your inputs and generated results stay in this browser. This tool does not put them in a URL, analytics event, server log, or external request.
Frequently asked questions
- How does Secure Passphrase Generator make its random choices?
- Every word index is an unbiased Web Crypto draw from exactly 256 entries, contributing 8 bits per word; the optional two-digit suffix is drawn independently and is not included in the stated word-choice estimate.
- Does Secure Passphrase Generator upload my inputs or results?
- No. Values stay in the current browser tab and are not placed in the URL, analytics, storage, or network requests.
- When should I use Secure Passphrase Generator?
- Use it when a service accepts long passwords and memorability matters; increase the word count for more possible combinations.