Passphrase Generator
Create memorable passphrases from a large local word list. Choose word count, separator, casing, optional number/symbol, and see entropy. Nothing is stored.
Built from a 666-word local list (not EFF Diceware). More words raise entropy roughly by log2(list size) each.
Your passphrase will appear here.
~47 bits entropy
How it works
Choose length and style
Pick 3–12 words, a separator, and lower / Title / UPPER casing. Optionally append a digit or symbol for site rules.
Generate
Words are chosen with cryptographic randomness from the local list. Generate up to 20 phrases at once.
Copy or download
Copy a single phrase or the full list, or download a text file. Nothing leaves this tab.
What is Passphrase Generator?
Build memorable multi-word secrets entirely in your browser. Passphrase Generator is part of Easy24’s generator toolbox. Your input stays in this tab for normal use; Easy24 does not upload that content to process it. This tool has no daily free-plan cap; use it as often as you need. Typical flow: Set how many words, pick a separator and casing, optionally append a digit or symbol, generate one or many, then copy or download. Entropy updates with your settings. Related tools and reverse conversions appear on the page when a follow-up step is common.
Why use this tool
- Large local word list with unbiased crypto selection
- Separators, casing, optional digit/symbol, and entropy readout
- Bulk generation with copy and download
- Runs locally with unlimited use on the free plan
- Entropy readout helps you judge passphrase strength
Questions
Is this Diceware?
No. It uses a compact local word list for memorable phrases. For official EFF Diceware lists, use a dedicated Diceware tool.
How strong is a passphrase?
Entropy is roughly words × log2(list size), plus extras for digit/symbol. Aim for about 60+ bits for important accounts; 5–6 words is a solid start here.
Why add a number or symbol?
Some sites require a digit or symbol. Appending one keeps the phrase memorable while meeting those rules.
Passphrase vs random password?
Passphrases are easier to type and remember. For maximum entropy in fewer characters, use the Password Generator.
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When to use Passphrase Generator
Passphrase Generator sits in Easy24’s catalog as a focused page: one job, clear controls, and an honest free-plan badge when a quota applies. Create memorable passphrases from a large local word list. Treat generated secrets as sensitive even when created locally; store them in your password manager, not in chat logs. Because Passphrase Generator is bilingual on Easy24, the same workflow works in English or Turkish without changing how the tool behaves. Browser-first processing is the privacy default here: there is no Easy24 document inbox waiting to expire after a timeout for this workflow. This page has no daily free-plan cap, so you can run it as often as you need. When you are done, download or copy what you need, then close the tab. Related tools on the page cover common follow-up steps such as the reverse conversion or a neighboring format.
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