Real secure randomness
The generator uses Web Crypto, the browser feature intended for security-sensitive random values.
Make a password worth
keeping secret.
Create a strong random password or a longer readable passphrase. Every choice is generated locally with your browser's secure random-number system.
Nothing leaves your browser. Generated passwords are not uploaded, logged, stored, or added to page history.
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Build the kind you need
Use a password manager to save unique passwords. Do not reuse one password across accounts.
Your generator choices are remembered. Generated results never are. Reset asks before clearing your saved controls.
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Random beats clever.
Readable when needed
A multi-word passphrase is easier to type while still benefiting from length and randomness.
One account, one password
The biggest practical upgrade is giving every account a different password and keeping it in a trusted manager.
Password questions.
Can HandyPebble see the generated password?
No. Generation happens in your browser. The result is not sent to HandyPebble or saved by this page.
Is a longer password better?
Generally, yes. Length and randomness both matter. A unique 16- to 20-character random password is a strong default when a site allows it.
Should I use a passphrase?
Passphrases are useful when you must type or remember the secret. For ordinary website logins, a random password stored in a password manager is usually simpler.
Does the strength estimate guarantee safety?
No. It is a mathematical estimate, not a promise. Account security also depends on uniqueness, safe storage, multi-factor authentication, and the service itself.