Security utility
Standalone tool pagePassword Strength Analyzer & Meter
Test how long it would take a computer to crack your password. Everything runs locally for total privacy.
Enter password
How It Works
Type a password. The tool runs the zxcvbn algorithm locally to estimate entropy and check against dictionaries of common names, dates, and passwords. It outputs a score from 0 to 4 and provides actionable feedback.
Example
If you type 'Password123', the score is 0 because it's highly predictable. If you type 'c0rrecth0rseb@tterySt@ple', the score is 4 (Very Strong).
When to use this tool
- Testing a new master password before committing to it.
- Checking if your current password is built on predictable patterns.
- Learning how to construct stronger passwords with better entropy.
Understanding the score
- 0: Very Weak - Guessed instantly.
- 1: Weak - Guessed in seconds.
- 2: Fair - Guessed in hours or days.
- 3: Strong - Guessed in months or years.
- 4: Very Strong - Guessed in centuries.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is my password sent to a server?
No. All password strength analysis happens locally in your web browser. Your password is never transmitted.
How is the score calculated?
We use the industry-standard zxcvbn library, which checks against known dictionaries, predictable patterns, and entropy rules to estimate cracking time.