Bitwarden Password Generator
bitwarden.com
Generates a random password or passphrase without leaving the page
No sign-upOn device
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useapassphrase.com
Generates a word-based passphrase and shows how long it would take to crack.
One page that hands you a four, five or twelve word passphrase and, next to it, runs Dropbox's zxcvbn estimator so you can see the difference between a memorable phrase and the password you were about to reuse. Generation happens in your browser and the page says so explicitly; it also points at offline diceware for anyone who does not want to trust a web page at all. The teaching is the point — it is a demonstration as much as a generator.
Questions
Works the moment the page loads. No account, no email, no trial. You cannot choose or inspect the word list, and there is no vault — you copy the phrase and store it yourself.
No. Use A Passphrase does the work inside your browser, so the file never leaves your device — you can load the page, disconnect from the network, and it still works. That makes it a reasonable choice for material containing personal data.
You cannot choose or inspect the word list, and there is no vault — you copy the phrase and store it yourself.
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