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How to Generate a Strong Random Password

Choose password length and character types, then store the result in a password manager.

Random passwords are strongest when they are long, unique, and stored in a password manager. A generated password should not be reused across accounts, and length generally matters more than adding predictable substitutions.

Generate a password you can manage

Use the site's supported character rules and length requirements. A password manager can generate and store a different value for every account.

  1. Choose a length that meets the account's requirements.
  2. Include the character sets the service accepts.
  3. Generate a fresh password and save it directly in a password manager.
  4. Use a unique password and enable multifactor authentication when available.

Keep in mind: Do not put a generated password in a note, screenshot, or shared document. If it may have been exposed, replace it.

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