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Password Strength Checker — Free Online Tool

Test how strong a password is — entirely in your browser, never uploaded.

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About Password Strength Checker

The Password Strength Checker rates how strong a password is based on its length and character variety, estimates its entropy in bits, and shows a rough offline crack-time. It also gives practical tips to make weak passwords stronger.

Crucially, your password never leaves your browser — there are no uploads and nothing is stored. Use it to sanity-check a password before you commit to it.

How to Use Password Strength Checker

  1. Type or paste a password into the box.
  2. Watch the strength meter, entropy, and crack-time update live.
  3. Follow the suggestions to strengthen weak passwords.
  4. Toggle visibility to check what you typed.

Key Features

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Live strength meter and rating
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Entropy (bits) and estimated crack time
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Actionable improvement tips
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Nothing is uploaded or stored
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100% client-side and private

Frequently Asked Questions

How is password strength measured? ▼
The checker estimates entropy from the length and the mix of character types (lowercase, uppercase, digits, symbols), then maps it to a strength rating and a rough offline crack-time estimate.
Is my password sent anywhere? ▼
No. The check runs entirely in your browser — your password is never transmitted, logged, or stored.
What makes a strong password? ▼
Length is the biggest factor. A long passphrase with a mix of character types and no common words or patterns is far stronger than a short complex one.
Should I reuse passwords? ▼
No. Use a unique password for each account and a password manager to store them. This tool helps you judge strength before you save one.