Secure passwords that humans can read

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How it works

Every renew fetches one random Wikipedia article. The password is a real sentence fragment from it, so it reads like language instead of line noise.

Length is what makes a password strong. Words make length cheap: a 28-character phrase is easy to remember and easy to type.

Everything is assembled in your browser. Wikipedia serves the article text and never sees a password.

case
uppercases random letters
leet
swaps letters for lookalike digits
random
pads words with random characters
symbols
swaps the dots for symbols like @ # $ %