Security
Random String Generator
Generate cryptographically secure random strings for tokens, IDs, and keys — with full control over length and character sets.
Generated with crypto.getRandomValues and rejection sampling — safe for real tokens and keys. Nothing is transmitted.
Length Beats Complexity for Real-World Strength
Entropy grows with length and pool size, but length wins in practice: a 16-character lowercase-only string carries more entropy than an 8-character one with every symbol class. For identifiers, favor unambiguous characters (no 0/O, 1/l/I) and a prefix that says what the ID is for — future-you reading a log will thank present-you. For anything secret, the same rule as every generator applies: it must come from crypto.getRandomValues(), not a general-purpose random function.
How the Strings Are Generated
- Set the string length and enable/disable character sets: lowercase, uppercase, digits, and symbols.
- A hex-only mode produces clean identifiers for database keys.
- Generation uses crypto.getRandomValues with rejection sampling — no modulo bias.
- Generate in bulk (up to 100 strings) and copy all with one click.
Example Output
Common Questions
Is this safe for security tokens?
Yes — the browser crypto API is the same source of randomness used for the site’s password generator, suitable for real secrets.
Are the generated strings transmitted anywhere?
No. Generation and display are entirely local; nothing is logged or sent.
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