How do I make a password from my own words?

Paste a list of at least two different ASCII-letter words into Supplied word list. Spaces, commas and new lines separate entries. Choose 2 to 12 words per phrase; the generator draws each word independently from the normalized list, with replacement. This is a random sequence drawn from a list, not a predictable transformation of one supplied word or name.

How are duplicates and capital letters handled?

Entries are made lowercase before duplicate removal. Apple, apple and APPLE count as one choice. Capitalise each word changes the presentation after drawing, so it adds no random bits. Digits, punctuation, accented letters and multi-word entries are refused; separators between output words are chosen separately.

What is the entropy of a supplied list?

For N distinct words and k independent word choices, word-choice entropy is k × log2(N). With four choices from a four-word list the figure is 8 bits; with six choices from a four-word list it is 12 bits. A random final digit adds log2(10). These small example lists have far fewer choices than the bundled 2,048-word list. The figure describes this generator’s random choices, not whether the supplied vocabulary is private or whether an account is secure.

Will every supplied word appear, or can a word repeat?

Words are drawn with replacement, so one can repeat and some may not appear. Selecting all list entries once is a different permutation job. Independently generated phrases can also repeat; a batch is not certified unique.

Can I make one word, include my name, or require exactly twelve characters?

The phrase count is 2–12 words. You can include an ASCII-letter word in a list, but this does not guarantee its selection or mutate a single name into a password. The final character count varies with words and separators. Password mode handles an exact character count without supplied-word construction.

Can I use the bundled English words instead?

Choose Bundled words or open Passphrase Generator. Its list has 2,048 words and each word choice contributes 11 bits. The bundled four-word preset gives 44 bits; a six-word choice gives 66, before any final random digit. This tool uses neither the original Diceware/EFF lists nor a wallet recovery-phrase format.

Can I copy or download a batch?

Set Batch count from 1 to 100. Copy batch puts one generated phrase per line on the clipboard. Download TXT exports the same list with a final newline. Your word list and outputs are never automatically remembered; reload clears them. Explicit clipboard and file exports are copies you choose to retain.

Word Password Generator

Paste your own list of at least two distinct A–Z words, separated by spaces, commas or new lines. This page starts in Passphrase mode with Your word list selected and six words per result. Case is normalized and duplicate entries are removed before random choices are counted. Draw words independently with replacement, using a separator and optional capitalization or final digit. The supplied list stays only in this page; it is never saved. Use Bundled words for the existing 2,048-word English list instead.

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Type

Words

Style

Entropy: waiting

Strength: waiting

Word list: 0 words

Word source.

Use Passphrase Generator for the four-word bundled preset, or Word Password Generator for a supplied list.

Supplied word list. Paste at least two distinct A–Z words, separated by spaces, commas or new lines. Case is normalized and duplicates are removed. The list stays in this page and is not remembered.

Words are drawn independently with replacement. A smaller list gives fewer random choices; the displayed bits count this actual list. This does not mutate a supplied name or guarantee a particular character length.

Batch count

The length box takes any number from 4 to 128, so an 8, a 12 or a 16 character rule is one keystroke away. Turning a set off drops it from the pool and lowers the entropy shown; excluding look-alikes removes 6 characters (0 O 1 l I |) for a password you have to read off a screen and type somewhere else.

Made here, kept here. Every character is drawn from crypto.getRandomValues on your own device by rejection sampling, so no position in the alphabet is favoured. The result is not sent anywhere, does not enter an analytics event and is never written into a link, and the only thing this page remembers between visits is your settings. A supplied word list stays in page memory and is never saved. It cannot know the rules a particular site enforces, so check its length limit and which symbols it accepts before you save one.

Accuracy. Passwords and passphrases come from the browser's own cryptographic randomness, made on your device and never sent anywhere. Entropy describes the random choices, not a cracking-time prediction. It cannot know a site's own password rules.

Common questions

How do I make a password from my own words?: Paste a list of at least two different ASCII-letter words into Supplied word list. Spaces, commas and new lines separate entries. Choose 2 to 12 words per phrase; the generator draws each word independently from the normalized list, with replacement. This is a random sequence drawn from a list, not a predictable transformation of one supplied word or name.
How are duplicates and capital letters handled?: Entries are made lowercase before duplicate removal. Apple, apple and APPLE count as one choice. Capitalise each word changes the presentation after drawing, so it adds no random bits. Digits, punctuation, accented letters and multi-word entries are refused; separators between output words are chosen separately.
What is the entropy of a supplied list?: For N distinct words and k independent word choices, word-choice entropy is k × log2(N). With four choices from a four-word list the figure is 8 bits; with six choices from a four-word list it is 12 bits. A random final digit adds log2(10). These small example lists have far fewer choices than the bundled 2,048-word list. The figure describes this generator’s random choices, not whether the supplied vocabulary is private or whether an account is secure.
Will every supplied word appear, or can a word repeat?: Words are drawn with replacement, so one can repeat and some may not appear. Selecting all list entries once is a different permutation job. Independently generated phrases can also repeat; a batch is not certified unique.
Can I make one word, include my name, or require exactly twelve characters?: The phrase count is 2–12 words. You can include an ASCII-letter word in a list, but this does not guarantee its selection or mutate a single name into a password. The final character count varies with words and separators. Password mode handles an exact character count without supplied-word construction.
Can I use the bundled English words instead?: Choose Bundled words or open Passphrase Generator. Its list has 2,048 words and each word choice contributes 11 bits. The bundled four-word preset gives 44 bits; a six-word choice gives 66, before any final random digit. This tool uses neither the original Diceware/EFF lists nor a wallet recovery-phrase format.
Can I copy or download a batch?: Set Batch count from 1 to 100. Copy batch puts one generated phrase per line on the clipboard. Download TXT exports the same list with a final newline. Your word list and outputs are never automatically remembered; reload clears them. Explicit clipboard and file exports are copies you choose to retain.

Passwords and passphrases come from the browser's own cryptographic randomness, made on your device and never sent anywhere. Entropy describes the random choices, not a cracking-time prediction. It cannot know a site's own password rules.