What makes a password strong?
Length is the most important factor. A longer random password is usually stronger than a short password with complex-looking substitutions.
Enterprise-grade local password utility
Strong Password Generator
Generate strong passwords for accounts, teams, test environments, WiFi credentials, and admin systems. PWD2 runs locally in the browser and keeps generated values on your device.
Local generation
No passwords are sent to a server.
Flexible formats
Symbols, readable mode, PINs, hex, and custom sets.
Document export
Save generated passwords as a plain text document.
Generate passwords
Waiting for generated passwords.
Recommended password settings
Use at least 16 characters for regular accounts and 20 or more characters for sensitive accounts such as email, banking, password managers, hosting panels, and administrator dashboards.
Privacy-first workflow
The generator runs locally in your browser. PWD2 does not receive, store, or log generated passwords. Use the document export only when you have a safe place to store the file.
Strong Password Generator FAQ
Are generated passwords sent online?
No. The password generator uses browser APIs and runs locally on your device.
How long should my password be?
Use 16 characters or more for regular accounts. For banking, email, password managers, and admin accounts, use 20 characters or more.
Should I reuse strong passwords?
No. Reusing one strong password across multiple sites creates risk if any one site is breached.
What is readable mode?
Readable mode removes characters that are easy to confuse, such as O and 0 or l and 1. It is useful when a password must be typed manually.
Where should I store passwords?
Use a reputable password manager instead of saving passwords in plain text documents, notes, screenshots, or emails.