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Password Strength Checker

Test how strong your password is with entropy, crack-time and pattern analysis — all in your browser.

Nothing leaves your device Instant analysis Works offline

Enter a password

Type or paste a password. Analysis is instant and 100% local.

Your password is analyzed entirely in your browser. Nothing is transmitted, stored, logged, or shared.

StrengthVery Weak
0/1000 bits of entropy

Requirements

  • At least 8 characters
  • At least 12 characters (recommended)
  • Uppercase letter
  • Lowercase letter
  • Number
  • Special character
  • No spaces
  • No 3+ repeated characters
  • No sequential runs (abcd, 1234)
  • Not entirely numeric

Analysis

Offline crack time
At 100 billion guesses/sec
Entropy
Higher = harder to crack

Composition

Length
0
Uppercase
0
Lowercase
0
Numbers
0
Symbols
0
Unique
0
Repeated
0
Diversity
0%
Pool size
1

Security tips

  • Use 14–20 characters for important accounts.
  • Prefer passphrases of 4+ unrelated words.
  • Never reuse passwords across sites.
  • Enable multi-factor authentication (MFA).
  • Store passwords in a reputable password manager.
  • Never use personal info (name, birthday, phone).
  • Avoid predictable patterns and keyboard walks.

How it works

The checker measures two things: the size of the character pool your password draws from (lowercase, uppercase, digits, symbols) and its length. From those we compute the raw entropy — the number of bits an attacker would need to brute-force it.

On top of that we look for weaknesses that make a password much easier to guess than raw entropy suggests: appearing on common password lists, keyboard walks like qwerty, sequential runs like abcd or 1234, years, dates, phone-number style digits and repeated characters. Each of these applies a penalty to the final score.

Everything happens on your device with plain JavaScript — no network calls, no analytics, no storage.

What a strong password looks like

  • Length matters most. 16 characters random beats 8 characters with symbols.
  • Mix character types — upper, lower, digits and symbols expand the search space.
  • Avoid meaning. Names, birthdays, favourite teams and dictionary words are the first things an attacker tries.
  • Never reuse. One leaked site should never compromise another account.

How to use Password Strength Checker

  1. 1

    Type or paste a password into the input field.

  2. 2

    Watch the strength meter, entropy score and crack-time update instantly.

  3. 3

    Review the requirements checklist and any warnings.

  4. 4

    Follow the suggestions to make it stronger — or copy the full report.

Frequently asked questions