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HitRandom

Password Generator

Generate one password or a bulk list — custom length, symbol exclusions, crypto-secure, no history.

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Password length

4–128 characters

Lowercase (a-z)

Uppercase (A-Z)

Numbers (0-9)

Symbols (!@#$…)

Exclude similar

Skips 0, O, I, l, and 1

Exclude ambiguous symbols

Skips { } [ ] ( ) / \ ' " ` ~ , ; : . < >

Quantity

1–100 at once

Strength estimate

Entropy-based guidance — not an exact security audit.

Adjust settings

Estimated entropy for guidance — updates as you change length and character types.

Generated passwords

Click Generate to create passwords. Nothing is saved or logged — copy what you need now.

How to use the Password Generator

From a single 16-character password to a bulk list of 100 — four steps.

  1. 1

    Set length

    Drag the slider or type an exact length from 4 to 128. Default is 16 — raise it for master passwords or lower it when a site caps length.

  2. 2

    Choose character types

    Toggle lowercase, uppercase, numbers, and symbols. Turn symbols off for passwords without special characters, or use exclude-ambiguous to keep symbols but drop URL-unfriendly ones.

  3. 3

    Set quantity & exclusions

    Quantity defaults to 1 for a single password. Raise it to generate multiple passwords at once (up to 100). Optionally exclude similar characters (0/O/I/l/1) for easier retyping.

  4. 4

    Generate & copy

    Click Generate, read the entropy estimate, then copy each password or the full list. Switch between Cards and Text view for small batches. Nothing is stored.

Generate multiple passwords at once — bulk lists with custom length and rules

Need one login password? Set quantity to 1, keep the default 16-character length, and generate. Need fifty credentials for a staging environment? That is where a bulk password generator earns its keep — and where single-password tools from password managers stop being practical. HitRandom handles both: one crypto-secure password or a full password list in a single click, with the same character rules applied to every entry.

Generate multiple passwords at once: Set quantity from 1 to 100. Each password is independent — drawn with crypto.getRandomValues(), never Math.random(). Small batches (up to 10) display as individual cards with per-password Copy buttons; larger batches open in text view with Copy all in comma-separated, one-per-line, JSON, or spreadsheet-friendly formats. No download-to-disk option — credentials stay transient, which is deliberate.

Custom length, not fixed presets: Drag the slider or type an exact value from 4 to 128. Whether you want a 12-character site limit, a 24-character master password, or a 32-character encryption key, the length you set is the length you get. The entropy panel recalculates live: estimated bits = length × log₂(pool size), with Weak / Fair / Strong / Very Strong labels for guidance.

Passwords without symbols — two ways: Many legacy systems reject special characters. Turn Symbols off for letters-and-numbers-only output. If you still want punctuation but need to avoid characters that break URLs, CSV imports, or shell escaping, enable Exclude ambiguous symbols — that drops [ ] ( ) / \\ quotes, commas, colons, and similar while keeping safer symbols like ! @ # $. Pair with Exclude similar characters (0, O, I, l, 1) when someone might read a password aloud.

How each password is built: The engine guarantees at least one character from every enabled type (lowercase, uppercase, numbers, symbols), fills the rest from the combined pool using our shared cryptoRandomInRange helper, then secure-shuffles so forced characters are not stuck at predictable positions. Length must be at least as large as the number of types you have enabled.

Security hygiene: Generated passwords are shown once and not logged — no history panel, no server upload, no saved files. Copy into your password manager immediately. For production systems, rotate credentials on a schedule and never reuse passwords across sites.

Who uses bulk generation: Developers seeding test databases, IT admins issuing temporary credentials, educators demonstrating entropy, and anyone provisioning batch accounts who would otherwise loop through a single-password tool dozens of times. HitRandom is built for that workflow — transparent math, local-only generation, and batch copy formats that password-manager extensions do not offer out of the box.

Frequently asked questions

How do I generate multiple passwords at once?
Set Quantity from 1 to 100 and click Generate. HitRandom produces a fresh, independent password for each slot using the same length and character rules. Up to 10 results show as individual cards with Copy buttons; larger batches switch to a text list with Copy all in your chosen format. Nothing is saved between batches.
Can I make passwords without symbols?
Yes. Turn Symbols off to generate alphanumeric-only passwords, or leave symbols on and enable Exclude ambiguous symbols to drop characters that break on some sites and in URLs ({ } [ ] ( ) / \ quotes, commas, and similar). You can combine either approach with similar-character exclusion (0, O, I, l, 1) when readability matters.
Can I set a specific password length?
Use the length slider or type a value from 4 to 128. Default is 16 characters — a practical starting point for most accounts. Need a 20-character Wi‑Fi key or a 32-character master password? Set the exact length before you generate; the entropy meter updates as you adjust.
Is this good for generating a password list in bulk?
It is built for that use case. IT admins provisioning test accounts, developers seeding staging users, and anyone handing out one-time credentials can generate a password list in one click instead of repeating a single-password tool 50 times. Copy the batch from text view (comma-separated, one per line, JSON, and more) — passwords are never written to disk by HitRandom.
Are generated passwords stored or logged?
No. Passwords are generated in your browser and displayed once. HitRandom does not keep history, session logs, or server copies. Refresh the page and they are gone — copy what you need immediately.
How is password strength calculated?
We show an estimated entropy value in bits: length × log₂(effective pool size). The pool reflects only the character sets you enabled, after similar-character and ambiguous-symbol exclusions. Labels (Weak, Fair, Strong, Very Strong) are guidance — not a penetration-test score.