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A WiFi password is typed rarely but attacked constantly — it's worth making it long and fully random rather than something memorable. This generator defaults to a longer length specifically for that reason.
Create several passwords at once using the settings above — useful for provisioning multiple accounts.
Type any password to score it instantly. This runs entirely in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere, logged, or stored.
You'll type your WiFi password only occasionally — favor length and full randomness over easy typing.
Consider a printed card or a shared note, since a fully random WiFi password isn't meant to be memorized.
These are common starting guesses for anyone attempting to access a home network — a random generator avoids that risk entirely.
20 characters or more is a reasonable target, since it's typed infrequently and benefits most from raw length and randomness.
They add entropy, but check that your router and all your devices support the symbols you choose — some older devices have restrictions.
Not necessarily on a schedule, but change it whenever a device that had access is no longer trusted, such as after a guest leaves permanently.
Use WPA3 if your router supports it, or WPA2 at minimum — older WEP encryption is not secure regardless of how strong your password is.
Yes — a separate guest network with its own password keeps visitors off your main network and any devices connected to it.
It's a real tradeoff — favor a passphrase-style WiFi password (real words) over a fully random string if you frequently need to share it with guests, since it balances security with ease of typing.