My friend, you have no excuse for such insecure behavior, since there are applications like Extreme Password Generator. This simple tool creates all the passwords you need according to your own settings: number of characters, use of a given pattern, including numbers and/or capital letters, etc.

We especially liked the option to create pronounceable passwords (which makes them easier to remember). On the downside, if you want to create more than one password at a time, you'll have to save them as a file right away without a preview.

Download Extreme Password Generator Pro 1.5 in Softonic

This is where Webmaster Password Generator comes in handy. This complete tool creates all the passwords you need for you, in just a couple of clicks. You can customize the way passwords are created by choosing to include upper case or lower case letters, numbers, special characters and even a custom word, which will probably make them easier to remember.

Webmaster Password Generator enables you to create as many passwords as you need from one to a thousand. Once they're generated, you can copy them to the Clipboard to use them in any other app, or create a TXT file right from the program itself. The only feature I missed was some kind of password strength indicator, just to make sure my brand new passwords are really unbreakable.

Do not use the same password for everything! You can easily create a new one every time you need it with Webmaster Password Generator.

Download Webmaster Password Generator 1.30 in Softonic

This simple program can create all the passwords you need in just one click, according to the options you select on its interface. You can choose between upper case, lower case or a mixture of both, have also number beside letters and also set the number of characters. Shame it doesn't feature the option to include user selected words to make them even easier to remember.

Flyingbit Password Generator displays a "phonetic" transcription of each generated password in order to help you memorize it (though we strongly recommend using a password manager instead). You can then save the whole list to a TXT file and use wherever you need them.

With Flyingbit Password Generator you can create passwords in a snap, though you still need a good memory to remember all of them.

Download FlyingBit Password Generator 1.0.0.6 in Softonic

PassworG (it's not a typo, there's no d) is a simple password generator that can save you the pain of having to create new passwords all the time. It doesn't require installation and is dead easy to use.

All you have to do is enter the number of passworgs (sic) you want to create and their length (between 3 and 100 characters) and PassworG will create them right on the spot for you. You can also choose between four different types of passwords: alphanumeric, alphanumeric with special characters, lowercase with numbers and readable, which are great for those of us who tend to forget passwords too easily. Once they're generated you can copy any of them to the clipboard or save the whole list to a TXT file.

PassworG also features a special tool to check password strength. Just enter any password – or copy and paste one created by the program – and PassworG will analyze its strength.

A last tab in PassworG's interface includes ads, but they're not intrusive at all.

PassworG is an easy-to-use password generator with several options to help you come up with the perfect password.

Download PassworG 1.3.29 in Softonic

You can choose the password’s length (from 6 to 64 characters), and whether or not to include capital letters, numbers and punctuation symbols. Random Password Generator can create up to 100 passwords at the same time, displaying them in a list with a color code that classifies them according to their strength. We missed having some kind of option to create more readable, easy-to-remember passwords, though.

Random Password Generator also includes a basic password manager that lets you store newly-created passwords in a database. Each entry includes an ID and personal comment, and the whole list can be exported to a text file.

Random Password Generator is a handy password generating tool that will help you with the difficult task of having a different password for each online service.

Download Random Password Generator 1.2 in Softonic

This simple tool enables you to create brand new passwords randomly, just by selecting the character map and the number of characters you want to use.
Random Labs uses diverse techniques but unfortunately it doesn't state the differences among them. What's more, you even have to register to use one of them.

Besides creating new passwords, the program also enables you to generate random lotto number combinations. In all, it's not the best password generator out there but at least is better than using your dog's name.

Download Random Labs 2.0 in Softonic

Phonetic Password Generator solves this issue by providing you with another option: generate easy-to-remember, yet hard-to-crack passwords. Simply select the number of passwords to create and their desirable length (no other options are available) and the program will automatically create make up words that don't exist but that at the same time are easy enough to read and memorize.

Download Phonetic Password Generator 1.0 in Softonic

This handy password generator enables you to create as many passwords or pass phrases as you need, with different character sets – including a special one that makes passwords easier to remember.

PWGen makes use of a random pool from system preferences and also from your own input as a user. You can choose how many characters you want the passwords to have, how many you need to create and if you want to leave certain characters out. On the downside, the password list can't be exported to any format - PWGen generates it automatically in a .TXT file.

Other interesting features in PWGen are a tool to create files with random data, and the ability to encrypt or decrypt text you copy to the clipboard.

PWGen is a handy password manager with support for different character sets, clipboard encryption and more.

Download PWGen 2.04 in Softonic

It generates keys of any length, and you can specify what kind of characters to include i.e. letters, numbers and symbols. You can also set it to remember your passwords so that you don't have to keep entering it to access your files. The author of JPassGen recommends you use at least 10 key characters, including letters, numbers and symbols, although you have to be careful. Uppercase & Lowercase letters, numerals & special characters can be used in combination to generate strong passwords whilst user specified characters or symbols can also be used. Note that you'll need Java's Runtime Environment for it to run properly which is a bit annoying because it's rather heavier on resources than it needs to be.

A useful tool for anyone that uses passwords over multiple applications and is worried about security.

Download JPassGen 1.0 in Softonic

X-Lizard Password Generator is a software program to generate random passwords containing a varied set of characters, including lowercase and uppercase letters as well as numerals. Afterwards, you can simply copy the password to the clipboard or save it to file.

You can define, in characters, exactly how long you want the password to be and whether you want it to contain special characters. You can go online to download a few more skins, although this is hardly the kind of application that you really care how it looks so I don't see much point in that.

If you need a highly complex password that's pretty much unbreakable, X-Lizard password generator does it well.

Download X-Lizard Password Generator 1.2 in Softonic

This simple tool generates passwords randomly. It lets you choose how many of them, as well as their length, and whether they should include numbers, capital letters or special characters. You can even create a personal dictionary with words that can be woven inside the generated passwords, so that you can remember them more easily. The list can then be copied to the Clipboard or saved as a text file.

The only downside to Password Pond is that it works better with long password lists. If you generate fewer passwords, it tends to repeat the same word, which makes the list almost useless.

Download Password Pond 1.0 in Softonic