Credential Factory
Password Generator
Generate high-entropy passwords locally with cryptographic randomness, safer defaults, and bulk output.
Generate
Password Settings
Output
Generated Passwords
Generate passwords to review entropy and attack resistance.
Model
Time-to-crack Estimates
Approximate offline and online attack durations based on the selected generator settings. Real-world results vary.
Assume the password is one of 1 user in a breach.
| Attack model | Estimated time |
|---|---|
| GPU fast offline | Waiting |
| Slow hash | Waiting |
| Online no rate limit | Waiting |
| Online rate-limited | Waiting |
| Legacy baseline | Waiting |
Use Wisely
Security Recommendations
Reusing credentials turns one breach into many account takeovers.
Strong passwords and app-based MFA are stronger together.
Generated output is never saved by the Suite, so copy it somewhere safe.
Use Passwords Wisely
Generated passwords are strongest when they are unique, long, and stored somewhere built for secrets.
Length Beats Cleverness
Forget clever tricks like P@ssw0rd!. A longer random password is much harder to crack. Replacing letters with numbers doesn’t magically make a password strong. Randomness and length do.
Unique per account
Reused passwords are the main problem after a breach. One leaked site should not unlock your email, hosting, bank, or admin panel.
About symbols
Symbols help when a site accepts them cleanly. If a site has broken password rules, use more length instead of fighting the form.
Best Practice
Put generated passwords in a password manager right away. The Suite does not save them, and that is the point.