Truly Random
Passwords are generated with your browser’s cryptographic randomness, the same quality of randomness security software relies on.
Free Tool · Secure Password Generator
Weak and reused passwords are how most accounts get broken into. Use our free generator to create strong random passwords, easy-to-type passphrases or PINs in one click, one at a time or in a batch of up to 100. Everything happens privately in your browser, and nothing is ever sent or stored.
Runs entirely in your browser · nothing is ever sent, saved or seen by anyone, including us
About This Tool
A password generator you can actually trust, made by an IT security company, not an ad farm.
Passwords are generated with your browser’s cryptographic randomness, the same quality of randomness security software relies on.
Everything happens on your device. Your password is never sent over the internet, never saved, and never seen by us or anyone else.
Random character passwords for maximum strength, memorable word passphrases that are easy to type, and PINs for devices.
See how strong your password really is as you adjust length and options, measured in bits of entropy, not guesswork.
Need more than one? Generate up to 100 passwords in a single click and copy them all, perfect for new teams, devices or accounts.
No account, no ads, no catch. A genuinely useful tool from a team that cares about your security.
Password Security 101
A few simple habits stop the vast majority of account break-ins. Here is what matters most, in plain language.
A longer password is stronger than a short complicated one. Aim for at least 16 characters, or four or more random words.
Pet names, birthdays and keyboard patterns are the first things attackers try. Truly random passwords have no pattern to find.
Reusing a password means one leaked website exposes all your accounts. Every account should get its own.
Several random words, like maple-comet-lantern-sage, are both very strong and much easier to type than symbols.
Nobody can remember dozens of strong passwords. A manager remembers them for you, and we can help you set one up.
Two-factor authentication means a stolen password alone is not enough to get in. Enable it on email and banking first.
How It Works
Create a strong random password or passphrase with the tool above.
Copy it straight to your clipboard with one click.
Save it in a password manager, not a sticky note or a text file.
Turn on two-factor authentication for a second layer of protection.
Strong, unique passwords plus two-factor stop the vast majority of account break-ins. We can help you get there.
Why Orca
This tool is free because good security helps everyone. When you need more than a password, we are here.
This is not an ad page. It is a real tool from a company that secures computers, networks and businesses every day.
The generator runs entirely on your device. We could not see your password even if we wanted to.
We explain security in words that make sense, so you know what matters and what is noise.
Password managers, two-factor, account recovery and business security, we help with all of it.
Two decades of keeping people and businesses secure, across every kind of system.
We help onsite across the Phoenix area and remotely anywhere in the country.
Questions
This one, yes. The password is generated entirely in your browser using cryptographic randomness. It is never sent over the internet, never stored, and never visible to us or anyone else.
No. Everything happens on your device. If you refresh the page, the password is gone forever unless you copied it somewhere safe.
We recommend at least 16 random characters, or a passphrase of four or more random words. Length is the single biggest factor in password strength.
Both are excellent. Random character passwords are ideal when a password manager fills them in for you. Passphrases are great when you have to type it by hand, like a computer login or Wi-Fi.
Bits of entropy measure how many guesses an attacker would need. Every added bit doubles the guesses. Around 60 bits is strong for most uses, and 80 or more is excellent.
If you have more than a handful of accounts, yes. It remembers strong, unique passwords for every site so you do not have to. We can recommend one and set it up for you or your team.
Yes. We set up password managers for teams, enforce strong password policies, enable two-factor across your accounts, and train your staff, so one leaked password never sinks the business.
Get Help
Password managers, two-factor, account cleanups and business password security. Tell us what you need and we will follow up with a clear plan, or just call.
(602) 677-0779Onsite across the Phoenix area · Remote help anywhere in the country
A few details and we’ll get right back to you to help.