Length
0
Entropy
0 bits
Charset
0
Estimated crack time (offline, fast attack)
Instantly
Requirements
- At least 12 characters
- Uppercase letter (A–Z)
- Lowercase letter (a–z)
- Number (0–9)
- Symbol (!@#$…)
- Not a common password
- No obvious repeats/sequences
Suggestions
- Start typing to see personalized feedback.
- Use passphrases. Four random words are easier to remember and harder to crack than "P@ss1".
- Length beats complexity. A 16-char password is exponentially stronger than an 8-char one.
- Never reuse passwords. One breach shouldn't unlock every account.
- Use a password manager. Let it remember unique passwords for every site.
- Enable 2FA everywhere. Even a strong password is safer with a second factor.
- Avoid personal info. Names, birthdays and pet names are easy targets.
- Watch for phishing. The strongest password fails if you type it on a fake site.
- Rotate on breach. Change passwords immediately if a service is compromised.