The last password you'll have to think about.
Create a strong, truly random password in one click — then check how safe your current ones really are. Everything happens in your browser. No logins, no tracking, nothing sent anywhere.
Everything runs in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere. Close the tab and the password is gone for good.
Two tools, zero tracking
Make a new password, or stress-test one you already use. Both run entirely on your device.
Generator
Cryptographically secure, truly random passwords using your browser's Web Crypto API. Control length, character types and look-alikes.
Analyser
Paste a password to see its entropy, an estimated time-to-crack, and exactly which weaknesses to fix — without it ever leaving your device.
Security guides
Plain-English articles on passwords, phishing, scams, antivirus and password managers — so you can stay a step ahead.
Part of a family of password tools
Built the same way — private, free, no logins. Pick the one that fits.
Best Password Generator
A privacy-first generator and strength analyser — our sister tool site.
GamingPassword
Strong passwords tuned for gamers — Steam, Discord, Riot, Xbox and PSN.
PassphraseMaker
Memorable passphrases that are strong and easy to remember.
WorkPassword
Policy-ready passwords for the workplace, teams and IT admins.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Best Password really free?
Yes — completely free, with no account, paywall or limits. Generate and check as many passwords as you need.
Are my passwords sent to a server?
No. Every password is generated and analysed inside your own browser using the Web Crypto API. Nothing is transmitted, logged or stored. Close the tab and it's gone.
How long should a password be?
Aim for at least 16 characters, and 20+ for important accounts. Length matters more than swapping a letter for a symbol. Our blog goes deeper.
What does the analyser actually check?
It estimates entropy (in bits), an offline time-to-crack, and flags weak patterns like common passwords, sequences and repeats. See the analyser.
Should I use a password manager?
Absolutely. A password manager like NordPass generates, stores and autofills strong unique passwords for every account — you only need to remember one master password. It also flags weak or reused passwords and alerts you to data breaches.