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Passwords you can
remember
Generate strong passphrases built from everyday words — the security of random, the friendliness of memorable.
Strong passwords are hard to remember, and remembered passwords are too weak. The solution? Passphrases: four or five random common words that are mathematically strong but human-friendly. This generator builds them instantly — with optional numbers and symbols — and shows you why they beat the passwords you are used to.
Features
Everything you get with this tool — free, unlimited and right in your browser.
XKCD-style passphrases
Four or five random common words produce passphrases that are hard to crack and easy to remember.
Strength meter
See the estimated entropy and strength of every passphrase, with clear labels you can trust.
Optional numbers & symbols
Boost complexity with a number or symbol between words when a site demands special characters.
Bulk generation
Generate a list of passphrases at once — pick your favourite and keep it in your password manager.
How to use
Get started in a few simple steps.
Pick 4 or 5 words — more words mean more strength while staying memorable.
Toggle numbers or symbols between words to satisfy sites that require special characters.
Check the entropy rating — the higher, the harder to crack.
Copy your passphrase into your password manager or a secure note.
Tips & recommendations
Pro tips to get the most out of this tool.
4–5 words beat random characters
A 5-word passphrase has far more combinations than a typical 10-character password — and it is actually memorable.
Never reuse passphrases
A strong passphrase is useless if it secures two accounts. Use a different one everywhere.
Store it in a password manager
Memorable is great, but a password manager keeps hundreds of unique passphrases organised.
Avoid personal words
The generator picks common words randomly — never build passphrases from names, birthdays or pets.
Examples & data
See this tool in action.
| Passphrase | Entropy | Est. crack time |
|---|---|---|
| correct horse battery staple | 44 bits | Centuries |
| orange turtle lamp moon | 51 bits | Far beyond brute force |
| purple5cloud8river9sun | 60 bits | Practically impossible |
Sample passphrases and why word-based passwords are so effective.
Passwords you can remember
Generate strong passphrases built from everyday words — the security of random, the friendliness of memorable.
Start freeFrequently asked questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
Yes — free, unlimited and private. Generation happens locally in your browser; nothing is stored or sent.
Each word adds many possibilities. Five words from a 10,000-word list create more combinations than most 10-character passwords.
Most services accept spaces and longer passwords. If a site limits length, use the hyphenated or symbol version.
Yes — even a memorable passphrase is better stored and managed with unique ones for every account.