Password Generator
One click gives you a strong, unique password. Customize the length and characters — everything happens on your device, so your passwords stay yours.
What is the Password Generator?
Weak and reused passwords are behind most account takeovers, yet predictable passwords and pet names are still everywhere. A genuinely strong password is long, random, and unique to each site — exactly the kind of thing human brains are terrible at inventing and remembering. That is why a generator beats willpower every time.
The MuftTools Password Generator creates cryptographically random passwords using your browser’s secure random source — not the predictable patterns of basic random functions. You control the length (6–40 characters) and character sets: lowercase, uppercase, numbers and symbols, each with its own toggle. Most importantly, generation happens 100% locally: your password is never transmitted, stored, or logged anywhere, and closing the tab wipes it from memory. Free, no account, no trace.
How to use the Password Generator
- Set your password length — 16 characters or more is recommended.
- Toggle the character sets you want: uppercase, lowercase, numbers, symbols.
- Click Generate to create a fresh random password.
- Copy it and save it in a password manager you trust.
- Generate a new unique password for every account — never reuse.
Key features
- Cryptographically secure randomness from your browser’s secure source
- Adjustable length from 6 to 40 characters
- Independent toggles for letters, numbers, and symbols
- Nothing stored — closing the tab wipes it from memory
- Generated locally — never sent, stored, or logged anywhere
- Free forever, no sign-up, works even offline
Frequently asked questions
Are the passwords I generate stored or sent anywhere?
Never. Each password is created in your browser’s memory only and is never transmitted to any server, stored in any database, or logged. Close the tab and it is gone.
What actually makes a password strong?
Three things: length, randomness, and uniqueness. A 16-character random string beats any clever dictionary word, and using a different password per site contains the damage of any single breach.
Should I really use a different password for every site?
Yes. Password reuse is how one leaked database compromises all your accounts. Let a password manager remember them so you don’t have to.
Is this generator really free?
Completely. Unlimited passwords, every feature included, no account and no catch — that is the MuftTools promise.