Secure browser randomness
Generate each result from the security-grade random source supplied by a modern web browser.
SOAKJAM Daily Tools
Generate a strong random password.
Choose the length and character types, then generate a password using secure randomness built into your browser.
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Never sent anywherePasswords are created only on this device. SOAKJAM does not store or transmit them.
PASSWORD SETTINGS
Local onlyChoose your password rules
Longer unique passwords are generally safer than short reused passwords.
Practical reminder
Use a different password for every important account. A trusted password manager can store them safely so you do not need to memorize each one.
Create a strong random password on your device
Set the length and character types you need, then generate a new password with the browser’s cryptographically secure random-number system. The result stays on this device and is not sent to or stored by SOAKJAM.
Clear character controls
Choose uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers and symbols, and avoid ambiguous characters when needed.
Useful strength guidance
Review an estimated strength and entropy value, then copy the password when you are ready to save it safely.
Common questions
Does SOAKJAM save generated passwords?
No. Passwords are generated in the browser and are not transmitted to or stored on the SOAKJAM server.
How should I store a password?
Use a reputable password manager and a different password for every account. Avoid saving passwords in plain-text notes or messages.