Crypto Wallet Password Generator
Privacy-first tools for securing your crypto assets — all generated locally in your browser.
Wallet encryption password
Software wallets (Exodus, Electrum, MetaMask) let you set a password to encrypt your local wallet file. Use a long, random password — 32+ characters with all character types.
Generate wallet passwordHardware wallet PIN
Hardware wallets (Ledger, Trezor) require a PIN to unlock the device. Choose a PIN that is not sequential (1234), not a date, and not repeated digits.
Generate a secure PINPassphrase (25th word)
Some hardware wallets support an optional passphrase (sometimes called the "25th word") that acts as a second factor. It is not your seed phrase — it is an additional word you choose that unlocks a hidden wallet. A strong passphrase from the EFF diceware list provides excellent entropy.
Generate a passphraseUnderstanding entropy
Entropy (measured in bits) tells you how hard a password is to guess by brute force. Each extra bit doubles the number of possible combinations.
- 40 bits — cracked in seconds by modern hardware
- 60 bits — years on a dedicated cracking rig
- 80 bits — infeasible with today's technology
- 128 bits — computationally impossible in any realistic scenario
A 32-character password using all character types (94 pool) provides ~210 bits of entropy. A 5-word EFF diceware passphrase provides ~64 bits.