Enter a Password

Your input never leaves the browser and is limited to 256 characters.

What Is Checked

The checker reviews length and the use of uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols. Use a long, unique password for every important account.

Length and uniqueness matter most

A longer password or passphrase usually creates more possible combinations than a short, complex-looking pattern. Unique use is equally important: one strong password reused across sites can still expose every account after a single breach.

What this score cannot know

The local score checks visible composition rules, not whether the password appears in breach data, follows a predictable phrase, or has been observed elsewhere. Treat it as editing feedback rather than a guarantee of resistance to every attack.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the strength check leave my browser?

No. Analysis runs only in your browser and the password is not sent to a server or storage.

Does a strong result guarantee safety?

No. A reused or previously exposed password can remain unsafe even with a high composition score.

What makes a good password?

Use a long, unique, unpredictable password or one generated by a trusted password manager.