Memorable passphrase generator

Passphrases versus passwords

The main randomness comes from independent word selection, not a fixed separator. A familiar sentence you invent is not equivalent to randomly chosen words.

How to create a passphrase

1. Choose 3–12 words; consider at least six for important uses.
2. Pick a compatible separator and optional random number or symbol.
3. Store it in a password manager and never reuse it.

English list and compatibility

• Source: Electronic Frontier Foundation’s EFF Short Wordlist #2; it was published under CC BY 3.0 US in 2016, and EFF’s current copyright policy is CC BY 4.0.
• The source has 1,296 entries. Removing dice indexes and retaining lowercase ASCII words removes yo-yo, leaving 1,295 unique local words.
• The six-language interface uses ASCII English words because more sites accept them.
• The wordlist ships locally and is never fetched at runtime.
• Fixed separators and deterministic capitalization do not inflate the entropy estimate.