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Password With Symbols Generator
Used by developers, writers, and creators worldwide.
A password with symbols generator creates strong, random credentials that are computationally impractical to brute-force. Adding symbols like @, #, and ! to a 16-character password expands the character pool to 90+ possibilities per position, pushing combinations into the trillions. Security researchers and IT teams use tools like this daily. You control length (default 16), how many passwords to generate at once, and whether to include uppercase letters, digits, and symbols. Need ten 20-character credentials for a new employee onboarding batch? Set count to 10, bump the length, and click once. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is sent to a server or logged anywhere.
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How to use
- Choose your options above
- Click Generate
- Copy your result
Detailed instructions
- Set the 'Password Length' field to your required number of characters — 16 is a strong default for most accounts.
- Set 'How Many' to the number of passwords you need; use 1 for a single credential or higher for bulk provisioning.
- Toggle 'Include Uppercase', 'Include Numbers', and 'Include Symbols' to match the complexity rules of the target site.
- Click the generate button to instantly produce your list of unique, random passwords.
- Copy each password and paste it directly into your password manager or the account registration field before closing the tab.
Use Cases
- •Provisioning 20 temporary employee passwords in one click during IT onboarding
- •Replacing reused credentials flagged by a Have I Been Pwned breach check
- •Setting a Wi-Fi passphrase that satisfies router complexity and minimum-length rules
- •Generating a strong master password for a Bitwarden or 1Password vault
- •Testing a registration form's password-strength validator with edge-case symbol combinations
Tips
- →Keep 'Include Symbols' on even if a site allows only some special characters — regenerate until the output contains only permitted ones.
- →For critical accounts like email and banking, push length to 20 or more characters rather than relying solely on symbol complexity.
- →When onboarding new users in bulk, set 'How Many' to match your user count and paste the full list into a temporary credentials sheet.
- →If a generated password is hard to type on mobile (e.g., for a Wi-Fi passphrase you'll enter manually), turning off symbols and increasing length to 20 gives comparable strength with less friction.
- →Use generated passwords as the basis for API secrets by prepending a short service identifier — e.g., 'gh_' before a GitHub token — so you can identify the source without compromising randomness.
- →After generating, run your new password through a strength checker like zxcvbn to confirm it scores maximum entropy before deploying it on critical systems.
FAQ
how long should a password with symbols be to actually be secure
NIST recommends at least 12 characters for general accounts and 16 or more for high-value ones like email or banking. Length compounds with character variety — a 20-character mixed password is far stronger than a 10-character one even if both include symbols. Use this generator's length field to set 16 as your floor and go higher for critical accounts.
are randomly generated passwords safe if the tool runs in a browser
Yes, as long as generation happens client-side with no network requests — which is exactly how this tool works. Your passwords are never transmitted or logged. The main risk is leaving them visible on screen; copy each one directly into a password manager like Bitwarden or KeePass before closing the tab.
what if a site rejects special characters in passwords
Toggle 'Include Symbols' to No and regenerate — you'll still get a strong password from uppercase letters and digits, especially at 16+ characters. If the site only blocks a specific subset like quotes or backslashes, you can generate with symbols and manually swap the one or two offending characters.