(01) — TOOLS
Passwords. Secure and memorable.
Five random words beat an unreadable string on a sticky note. The draw is cryptographic; the secret never leaves the tab.
Generated password
At a glance
- Free password generator, no account, 100% in the browser.
- Phrase mode: 3–8 words from a locale list (FR/EN/DE/ES) via crypto.getRandomValues.
- Random mode: 8–64 characters, adjustable classes, optional drop of ambiguous glyphs.
- The secret is never stored. Only options (mode, length) may be.
- Five words from a 200+ list are ~40 bits of entropy; six words, more.
(02) — HOW TO
Two modes.
01 — Phrase
Language words, a separator, an optional digit. Five draws from 200+ words are ~40 bits; six words, more.
02 — Random
Letters, digits, symbols, length 8–64. Ambiguous glyphs (0/O/I/l/1) can be dropped.
03 — Copy and forget
Copy into a password manager. Radiank does not keep the result — only your options, never the secret.
(03) — FAQ
Short answers.
- Is the password sent anywhere?
- No. It is drawn in the browser with the Web Crypto API. Only the mode and options (not the secret) may stay in localStorage.
- Are five words enough?
- With a list of 200+ words, five independent draws are around 40 bits, six words closer to 48. For a vault, switch to a 20-character random string.
- Can I trust the browser’s randomness?
- Yes, on an up-to-date browser. We use crypto.getRandomValues, not Math.random, with rejection sampling.
- Why words instead of symbol soup?
- Because you will remember them. An unreadable password ends up on paper. Both modes are here.
- Does it work offline?
- Yes, once the page has loaded. Store the result in a manager, not in passwords.txt.