KGEN is built on a simple principle: your passwords should never leave your device. Everything runs locally in your browser — no server, no storage, no tracking. What you generate stays with you.

Most password generators produce strings that are hard to read, hard to type, and hard to verify. KGEN uses a grouped format (like K5m-G8r-F4z) that balances real security with human readability. Ambiguous characters like 0, 1, i, I, l, L, o, O are excluded so you never confuse a zero for the letter O.

Every character in a grouped password is unique — the same letter or digit never appears twice. This increases unpredictability and makes brute-force attacks harder.

Choose from grouped character passwords, word-based passphrases, or numeric PIN-style passwords — each adjustable by length. Whether you need something for a bank account or a quick PIN, KGEN has the right format.

Need a recovery phrase for a hardware wallet? KGEN's Crypto mode generates a fully standards-compliant BIP-39 mnemonic (12, 18, or 24 words) using the official word list and proper checksum — the same format trusted by Ledger, Trezor, and other wallets.

Generated locally in your browser. No passwords are sent to a server, stored in a database, or logged remotely.

Character-based passwords exclude 0, 1, i, I, l, L, o, O to prevent visual confusion when reading or typing.

Length + type decide the structure. Separator applies to grouped or word-based passwords.

Entropy is measured in bits and estimates how hard a password is to guess. Crack Time assumes 1 billion guesses per second. Thresholds: < 28 bits = Very Weak · 28–35 = Weak · 36–59 = Good · 60–127 = Strong · ≥ 128 = Very Strong.

Crypto mode generates a standards-compliant BIP-39 mnemonic (12, 18, or 24 words) using the official 2048-word BIP-39 list — a separate wordlist from the one used by Random and Story mode — with proper entropy and checksum, so it's compatible with hardware and software wallets. Unlike other modes, it is not added to History automatically; you must tap "+ Add to List" to save it. Write your mnemonic down by hand and store it offline — anyone who has these words can access your funds.