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Password Strength Checker

Test a password strength by entropy in your browser and get specific tips to improve it. Nothing is sent anywhere. Free.

Check password strength

Type a password to see its estimated strength. It is checked in your browser and never sent anywhere.

Entropy measures resistance to brute force only — it can't tell if a password is a common word or reused. Never reuse passwords, and prefer a password manager.

What this strength checker does

Estimates password entropy (bits)
Rates strength on a 5-band scale
Gives specific improvement tips
Checks length and character mix
Show/hide the password
Never sends the password anywhere

Common use cases

  1. 1Testing a password before using it
  2. 2Comparing two candidate passwords
  3. 3Teaching good password habits
  4. 4Auditing a weak password
  5. 5Setting a policy baseline
  6. 6Sanity-checking a generated password

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About password strength

Strength here is measured as entropy in bits — how many guesses an attacker needs on average. It comes from the password's length and the size of the character pool it draws from, so a longer password with mixed character types scores far higher.

Entropy is only a proxy: it assumes the password is random. A password that looks complex but is a common word or pattern is weaker than its entropy suggests. Use unique, generated passwords stored in a manager, and this check happens entirely in your browser.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Got Questions? We Have Answers.

How is strength measured?

As entropy in bits, derived from the password length and the size of the character pool it uses — a proxy for how hard it is to brute-force.

Is my password sent to a server?

No. It is analysed entirely in your browser and never transmitted, so it is safe to test a real password.

Does it detect reused or common passwords?

No. Entropy measures brute-force resistance only — it cannot tell if a password is a common word or reused. Always use unique passwords.

What score is good?

Aim for the Strong or Very strong bands, which need roughly 60+ bits — typically 12 or more characters with mixed types.