Are secrets sent to a server?
No. Generated passwords, passphrases and PINs remain inside the browser application.
Frequently asked questions
What the generator does — and what it cannot guarantee
The tool creates random secrets locally. Your device, browser, clipboard, storage method and account security still remain part of the risk.
- Free — no subscription.
- No account — no sign-up.
- On your device — no secret sent.
In short
The three questions we hear most
More detailed answers follow below.
Is clipboard deletion guaranteed?
No. Browsers cannot reliably erase a value after another application or clipboard manager has copied it.
Is the tool paid?
No. The password generator is free, unlimited and available without an account.
Questions
More answers
Is the randomness really secure?
It uses the browser cryptographic source, crypto.getRandomValues, with rejection sampling to avoid bias. It never uses Math.random for secrets.
Do you keep a history of my passwords?
Only in the page memory, masked, so you can copy a recent value again. It disappears when you reload or close the page.
What should I do after copying a password?
Paste it into your password manager or the service, then clear your clipboard, especially on a shared computer.
Can I generate a PIN?
Yes, from 4 to 12 digits, drawn digit by digit without dates or visible patterns.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no registration, no email and no paid tier.
Who is behind this tool?
The generator is designed and hosted by Belentia, which provides web, application and cybersecurity services from Martinique. It is one of its free public tools.
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