Passphrase Generator

Create passphrases by combining random words from a curated word list. Passphrases are easier to remember than random character strings while providing equivalent or better security. Each additional word exponentially increases entropy.

Privacy: this tool processes all data entirely in your browser. Passwords and hashes are never sent to the server.

3-8 words. More words = more entropy.

Character used to separate words.

Capitalize the first letter of each word.

Result

Enter your values and press Calculate — the result appears here.

Worked examples

4-word passphrase

  • wordCount = 4
  • separator = -
  • capitalize = 1

Result: A 4-word passphrase like "tiger-cloud-ember-quest".

Frequently asked questions

Are passphrases secure?

Yes. A 4-word passphrase from a large word list provides approximately 52 bits of entropy, comparable to a 10-character random password. A 6-word passphrase provides ~78 bits, which is very strong.

What is the Diceware method?

Diceware is a method for generating passphrases using dice rolls to select random words from a word list. This tool uses the same principle with cryptographically secure randomness instead of physical dice.

Can I use this for my master password?

Yes, passphrases are excellent for master passwords. They are easier to type and remember while providing strong security. Use at least 5-6 words for high-security applications.

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