How randomness works here
Passwords are built with crypto.getRandomValues(), the browser’s cryptographic RNG, not Math.random(). That is the right primitive for credentials.
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Strong random passwords, generated on your device with cryptographic randomness, nothing leaves this page.
—8–64 characters
Uses crypto.getRandomValues(), never Math.random().
Last few passwords from this visit only, cleared on refresh, never saved.
Fully offline after page load, generation makes zero network requests. Passwords are never uploaded, logged, or written to storage.
Generate a strong, random password entirely in your browser, nothing is sent or stored.
Weak passwords still cause most account takeovers. Tokitool generates credentials withcrypto.getRandomValues() (the browser’s cryptographic RNG), notMath.random(). Length, character sets, and ambiguous-character avoidance are under your control; nothing is uploaded or written to long-term storage.
Use it when a signup form wants a fresh password and you do not want to invent one in your head. Push length first (16+ when the site allows it), then add symbols if the form accepts them. Turn on “avoid ambiguous characters” when you will type the password by hand and 0/O or 1/l would be painful.
Prefer longer passwords over short “clever” patterns. For how the strength meter and session-only history behave on this site, read How to generate strong passwords in the browser. Privacy model: private browser tools.
Passwords are built with crypto.getRandomValues(), the browser’s cryptographic RNG, not Math.random(). That is the right primitive for credentials.
Longer passwords with a full character set usually beat short “complex” ones. Use the length slider first, then toggle symbols if a site allows them.
History stays in memory for this tab only and is cleared when you leave. Nothing is written to localStorage or sent anywhere.
No. Generate a unique password per site and store it in a manager. Reuse turns one breach into many.
No. Generation and copy stay in the browser tab. Close the tab when you are done on a shared computer.