Password Generator Online - Bulk Random Passwords Free

Seed test accounts, onboard a team in bulk, or just need one strong password. Generate random accounts/emails plus three password types (random, memorable words, numeric PIN), preview in a table, copy, export to Excel—or upload a spreadsheet and get a Password column added per row. Accounts and passwords are generated locally in your browser. Data is sent for in-memory processing only when exporting or processing Excel, and is never stored.

Online account and password table

Generate data to view, copy, and export it to Excel.

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489 uses

Generate hundreds of accounts and strong passwords at once

Features

Three password types
Random characters, memorable words, and numeric PIN with full options
Bulk accounts / emails
Fixed prefix/suffix plus random characters, any quantity
Custom account parsing
Paste your own list; auto-split by spaces, newlines, commas and dedupe
Excel export & append
Export .xlsx, or upload a sheet to append a Password column per row
Local generation
Accounts and passwords are generated locally in your browser. Data is sent for in-memory processing only when exporting or processing Excel, and is never stored.

Use cases

Seed test accounts with initial passwords
Bulk onboarding for staff or students
Add initial passwords to a roster spreadsheet
One strong password for a new signup
Memorable passwords or PINs for WiFi and devices

How to use

Pick account source: random accounts, emails, or paste your own list
Choose password type and options (length, charset, word count)
Generate and preview in the table; regenerate as needed
Copy or export Excel; or upload a spreadsheet to append passwords

Password generator FAQ

QAre generated passwords safe? Are they stored?

Passwords use the browser's crypto random source and are unpredictable. Nothing is logged. Accounts and passwords are generated locally in your browser. Data is sent for in-memory processing only when exporting or processing Excel, and is never stored.

QHow long should a password be?

12-16 characters with mixed case, digits and symbols for most sites; 16+ and unique for email and payment accounts.

QMemorable vs random passwords?

Random is stronger and pairs well with a password manager. Word-based passwords (like Blue-Tiger-42) are easier to type and share verbally, e.g. for WiFi.

QHow to add passwords to an Excel roster?

Configure the password rules, upload your .xlsx, and a Password column is appended to every non-empty row per sheet. The file downloads immediately and is not stored.

QWhich separators work when pasting accounts?

Spaces, newlines, commas, semicolons and pipes—entries are split and deduplicated automatically.

QHow many can I generate at once?

Hundreds per batch with Excel export; split very large jobs into batches.

QIs it free?

Completely free with no signup or usage limits.

More FAQ

What makes a strong password

Strong passwords come from length, randomness and uniqueness: a 16-char random password beats a short complex one; unique passwords per site stop chain breaches; bulk-issued initial passwords should differ per user and be changed at first login. Store results in a password manager. See the blog guide for a full walkthrough.

Random: xK9#mQ2vLp$8Wz4t | Memorable: Blue-Tiger-42 | PIN: 739284

Account settings

Generate passwords in Excel

Choose password type

Customize your new password

Generated password

Online account and password table

Account & Password Generator

Account settings

Generate passwords in Excel

Choose password type

Customize your new password

Generated password

Online account and password table