Memorable Password Generator
Create easy-to-remember passphrases from random English words.
A memorable password generator builds passphrases by joining random common English words, following the classic "correct horse battery staple" approach invented by Randall Munroe. Four random words are long enough to be secure (typically over 40 bits of entropy) but short enough to type and memorize. Unlike random character strings, a passphrase like "Purple-Ladder-7-Garden" reads like a phrase you can remember after reading it once. You can add a number, capitalize the first letter of each word, and choose a separator such as a hyphen, dot or space. Everything runs locally in your browser — no passphrase is ever uploaded, stored or shared.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are word-based passwords actually secure?
Yes. Four random common words give roughly 40+ bits of entropy, which is stronger than most people's 8-character custom passwords. Add a number and capitalization and it goes higher.
How many words should I use?
4 words is the sweet spot for most accounts. Use 5 for important accounts like email or banking.
Is this the same as a Diceware password?
Yes, it follows the same idea. We pick from a curated list of common English words locally in your browser.