Password Generator
Create strong, secure passwords with our advanced password generator tool
Create strong, secure passwords with our advanced password generator tool
Mero Tool's Password Generator helps you create strong, secure passwords that are difficult to guess or crack. In today's digital world, having unique passwords for each of your accounts is essential for protecting your personal information and online security.
Our tool allows you to customize your password with various character types and options to meet different website requirements. You can generate passwords ranging from 8 to 64 characters, include or exclude specific character types, and even add a memorable keyword to make your password easier to remember while maintaining security.
The password strength meter provides real-time feedback on how secure your generated password is, helping you create passwords that meet even the most stringent security requirements.
All password generation happens in your browser - we never store or transmit your passwords, ensuring complete privacy and security.
A strong password typically has:
Our password generator creates passwords that meet all these criteria.
You can choose to either:
In both cases, the remaining characters will be randomly generated based on your selected options. The keyword counts toward the total password length.
No. All password generation happens locally in your browser. We never send your passwords over the internet or store them on our servers. This ensures maximum security and privacy for your generated passwords.
Excluding similar characters (like i, l, 1, o, 0) can prevent confusion when reading or typing your password. This is especially helpful when you need to manually enter your password on mobile devices or other systems where characters might be hard to distinguish.
Ambiguous characters (like { } [ ] ( ) / \ ' " ` ~ , ; : .) are sometimes problematic for certain websites or systems that don't handle special characters well. If you're generating a password for a system with such restrictions, excluding these characters can help.
Current security best practices recommend:
Rather than frequent changes, focus on creating strong, unique passwords in the first place.