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Password Strength & Entropy Calculator

Estimate password entropy in bits and offline crack time, and get warnings about patterns that make it weak.

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About the Password Strength & Entropy Calculator

How strong is a password really? This calculator estimates entropy from length and the character sets used, penalizes common sequences, repeated characters and well-known passwords, and estimates how long an offline attack at 10 billion guesses per second would take on average.

The password is analysed in your browser only — it is never transmitted.

How to use it

  1. Type or paste a password.
  2. Read the entropy, strength rating and estimated crack time.
  3. Follow any warnings to improve it.

Good to know

  • Entropy estimates assume random characters. Human-chosen passwords are usually much weaker than the math suggests.
  • Avoid typing passwords you actually use into any website; test similar examples instead.

Frequently asked questions

How many bits is strong?

60+ bits resists online attacks; 80+ bits is strong against offline cracking.

Is length or complexity more important?

Length. Each extra character multiplies the search space.

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