Login and password generator
Ready “login — password” pairs for new accounts: staff, test environments, clients. Export as a list or CSV.
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How to hand out credentials
Logins and passwords follow different rules
See the questions below for details.
Three login styles
See the questions below for details.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Why do logins and passwords follow different rules?
A login is public: colleagues see it, it appears in emails and logs. So it must be readable, pronounceable and free of characters that break other systems. A password is the opposite — the more random the better, and nobody needs to see it.
How do I hand a pair to an employee?
Not by email or messenger: the message stays in both mailboxes and on the servers. Use shared access in a password manager or a one-time link service, and require a change at first login.
Will logins repeat?
Not within one batch — duplicates are rejected. Across batches, change the prefix or check for overlap when importing.
Is anything sent anywhere?
No, everything is computed in your browser. Neither logins nor passwords reach the server or survive closing the tab.
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