Password Generator

How it Works

1. Randomly generate four words: adjective, noun, verb, noun.

   Words are automatically rerolled if any word is shorter than 3 characters or if the final long password exceeds 30 characters.

2. Capitalize the first letter of each word.

   This guarantees a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters.

3. Compute a base number from the four words:
   • Take the first three letters of each word and convert them to numbers (A = 1 … Z = 26)
   • For each word:
     • Add the three letter values together
     • Multiply the sum by the word length
     • Multiply again by a prime weight (the first prime of that digit length ending in 7):
       • 1st word (adjective): 7
       • 2nd word (noun): 17
       • 3rd word (verb): 107
       • 4th word (noun): 1087
   • Add all four results together to produce the base number
4. Derive numeric PINs from the base number:
   • 2‑digit number: NN = base mod 100
   • 4‑digit PIN: PIN4 = base mod 10000
   • 6‑digit PIN: PIN6 = base mod 1000000
5. Create two password formats:
   • Long password: Adjective‑Noun‑Verb‑Noun‑NN
   • Bank‑accepted (short) password: First two letters of each word, then !, and finally the 2‑digit number
     • Meets common banking requirements: uppercase, lowercase, symbol, and number
     • Stays within 8–12 characters to satisfy typical bank password limits
     • Only uses symbols allowed by banks in passwords

All generation happens locally in your browser. No words, passwords, or PINs are sent to any server. Uses crypto.getRandomValues for better randomness.