Password generator
Create a random password with the length and character types you need. Randomness comes from crypto.getRandomValues in your browser — nothing is uploaded. Use the strength meter as a quick sanity check, then copy and store it in a password manager.
Character sets
Tip: enable at least three character types and use 16+ characters for most logins. Prefer a password manager over reusing passwords anywhere.
Password generated. Save it in your password manager, then let CloudyBot handle the boring part: returning to the same sites on a schedule with a real cloud browser when you need checks or light automation.
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How it works
We build a character pool from your selected sets, guarantee at least one character from each enabled set (so a rule like “must include a symbol” is satisfied), then fill the rest with uniform random picks from the pool. Positions are shuffled so predictable patterns (symbol only at the end) do not appear. Random indices use crypto.getRandomValues, not Math.random.
The strength meter estimates entropy bits as length × log₂(pool size), then maps that to a label and bar width. Very short passwords are capped lower on purpose. This is guidance only — real risk depends on reuse, leaks, and site policy.
Nothing in this page calls the network for generation: open DevTools → Network while clicking Generate and you should see no request carrying your password.
Common use cases
- New SaaS signup — satisfy “uppercase + number + symbol” rules without inventing a memorable (and weak) pattern.
- Rotate a leaked password — generate a fresh secret, update the site, store it only in your vault.
- API keys and shared secrets — get a long random string locally before pasting into env files or CI secrets.
- Wi‑Fi or device onboarding — produce a random passphrase for a guest network QR code workflow.
- Teach entropy — watch how length and extra character classes move the meter.
- Staging accounts — create distinct passwords per environment without reusing production credentials.
You just created a strong password. CloudyBot can still save you clicks afterward.
Example: “Every Monday, log into our analytics portal with saved credentials and export last week’s CSV.” CloudyBot runs cloud browser sessions with memory and schedules — useful after you have stored the password safely elsewhere.
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FAQ
Is my password sent to CloudyBot?
No. Generation and the strength estimate run entirely in your browser.
Why can I not uncheck every character type?
At least one set must stay on so the generator has a non-empty alphabet.
How should I interpret the strength meter?
It is an educational estimate from length and character-set size (entropy bits). It is not a substitute for a password manager or breach checking.
Should I use a password manager with this tool?
Yes. Generate here, then save the secret in a reputable password manager. Avoid reusing the same password across sites.
What is CloudyBot?
CloudyBot is a hosted AI agent that can run real browser sessions and workflows on a schedule — with published plan caps. This generator stays local; the product helps automate repetitive browser work after you store credentials safely.
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