Passphrase Generator

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Generate a memorable, secure passphrase from the EFF's Diceware word list.

Frequently asked questions

Why use a passphrase instead of a random character password?

Several random words are genuinely easier to remember and type than a random character string, while still being hard to guess — each additional word multiplies the possibilities by nearly 7,776, so even a modest word count reaches strong entropy.

Where does the word list come from?

The Electronic Frontier Foundation's improved Diceware word list — 7,776 common, easy-to-spell English words specifically curated to avoid similar-sounding or hard-to-type entries.

How random is the selection?

It uses the Web Crypto API's cryptographically secure random number generator with rejection sampling to avoid bias, run entirely in your browser — the same class of randomness source used for generating encryption keys.

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