Free password generator

Yes. Passwords are created entirely in your browser using the built-in cryptographic random generator, and nothing is transmitted to a server, saved, or logged. You can even disconnect from the internet and it still works — proof the password never leaves your device.

Length and randomness. A long, random password with a mix of upper case, lower case, digits, and symbols is far harder to crack than a short or word-based one. The strength meter here rates each password by entropy in bits — aim for 70 bits or more, which usually means 16+ characters with several character types.

Each character is drawn from crypto.getRandomValues, the browser's cryptographically secure random source, using rejection sampling to avoid bias. That's the same quality of randomness used for security tokens — not the predictable Math.random() many basic generators rely on.

Yes. Reusing passwords means one breach can unlock many accounts. Generate a unique password per site and store them in a password manager, so you only need to remember one strong master password.

Strong passwords protect your accounts; a VPN protects your connection. Zippa is a free VPN proxy for Chrome that hides your IP and reroutes your browser traffic. Using both — unique passwords plus a hidden IP — covers two of the biggest everyday privacy gaps.

It depends who runs it. Plenty of free VPNs pay their bills by logging and selling browsing data — that's the real catch. Zippa is funded by people who upgrade to Premium, not by your data, and we keep a strict no-logs policy, so there's nothing to record or sell in the first place.