How does our password generator work?

Our tool uses the browser's cryptographically secure window.crypto.getRandomValues() API to create truly random combinations from your selected character sets. This method provides cryptographic-grade randomness by using your operating system's secure random number generator. Everything happens locally in your browser - no passwords are stored or transmitted.

How to create a secure password?

Create secure passwords by: 1) Using at least 12 characters, 2) Including uppercase, lowercase, numbers and symbols, 3) Avoiding personal information, 4) Using completely random combinations, and 5) Never reusing passwords across sites. Our generator automates all these best practices.

What is the 8 4 rule for creating strong passwords?

The 8 4 rule recommends passwords with minimum 8 characters containing 4 character types: uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and special symbols. However, we recommend 12+ characters for better security.

What is the best password manager?

Top password managers include Bitwarden (free/open-source), 1Password, LastPass, and Dashlane. Look for zero-knowledge encryption, multi-factor authentication, and regular security audits when choosing.

Why should I use a password generator?

Password generators create truly random combinations that are virtually impossible to guess. Humans are bad at creating randomness and often use predictable patterns, making manually created passwords vulnerable to attacks.

What makes passwords strong?

Three key factors: 1) Length (longer is better), 2) Complexity (multiple character types), and 3) Randomness (no predictable patterns). Our generator optimizes all three factors automatically.

Are password generators safe?

Reputable generators like ours are safe because: 1) They run locally in your browser, 2) Don't store or transmit passwords, 3) Use cryptographically secure randomization, and 4) Are open for inspection.

What are the worst passwords?

The most compromised passwords include: '123456', 'password', '123456789', '12345', '12345678', 'qwerty', '1234567', '111111', '123123', and 'abc123'. Never use these or similar predictable combinations.

Password vs Passphrase

Passwords (16+ random chars) are better for security while passphrases (4+ random words) are easier to remember. For maximum security, use random passwords stored in a password manager.

What is the best practice for passwords?

1) Use unique passwords everywhere, 2) Generate random passwords (12+ chars), 3) Store in a password manager, 4) Enable 2FA, 5) Change after breaches, and 6) Never share passwords.

Text Converter - Change Text Case Instantly

What is the Text Converter tool?

The Text Converter is a free online tool that allows you to transform your text into various formats including uppercase, lowercase, title case, sentence case, and more. It also provides additional text manipulation features like converting between numbers and words, HTML encoding/decoding, and different naming conventions like camelCase or snake_case.

How do I convert to uppercase or lowercase?

Simply paste or type your text into the input box, then select either "UPPERCASE" or "lowercase" from the conversion type dropdown menu. Click the "Convert Text" button and your text will be instantly transformed to the selected case.

What's the difference between Title Case and Capitalized Case?

Title Case capitalizes the first letter of each main word while keeping small connecting words (like "and", "the", "of") lowercase, following standard title capitalization rules. Capitalized Case capitalizes the first letter of every word regardless of its type or importance in the sentence.

Can I convert numbers to words with this tool?

Yes! Select "number to text" from the conversion options and enter a number (like 42) in the input field. The tool will convert it to words ("forty-two"). The reverse is also possible by selecting "text to number" and entering words like "one hundred twenty-three" to get the numeric value (123).

What are the different case formats available?

The tool supports several specialized case formats:

camelCase: firstWordLowerCaseThenCapitalized
PascalCase: EveryWordCapitalized
snake_case: words_with_underscores
kebab-case: words-with-hyphens
dot.case: words.with.dots

These are commonly used in programming and web development.

Is there a limit to how much text I can convert?

The tool can handle reasonably large amounts of text (several thousand characters), but extremely large texts may cause performance issues. For best results, we recommend converting text in sections if you're working with very large documents.

Does the tool store or save my text?

No, all conversions happen in your browser and we don't store or save any of the text you input. Your data remains private and secure on your device.

Text Converter

Convert your text to various cases and formats