Random words from a 7,776-word Diceware-style list — EFF's modern English list by default, plus the classic Diceware, Beale and Russian wordlists — picked with your browser's cryptographic random generator. Nothing is transmitted or stored — click to copy.
Drawing uniformly from the {{ currentWordlist.name }} ({{ currentWordlist.lang }}) of {{wordlistSize.toLocaleString()}} words.
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Diceware-style tools turn random selections into a sequence of plain words that are easier for humans to read, write down and re-type correctly than raw hex or Base64. This generator can draw from four 7,776-word lists: EFF's modern English list (the default), the original Diceware list published by Arnold Reinhold, Alan Beale's alternate revision of that list, and a Russian translation. All four are the same size, so every word carries the same ~12.9 bits of entropy regardless of which one you pick — the difference is only in how easy the words are to read, type and remember. It is not a BIP-39 wallet-seed implementation.
Wordlist source: {{ currentWordlist.sourceLabel }}.
It draws {{ wordCount }} words independently and uniformly at random from the list using your browser's cryptographically secure random number generator, then joins them with your chosen separator. Because each word is picked independently, the total entropy is simply the word count multiplied by the log2 of the wordlist size.
This is a general-purpose memorable-password generator, not a cryptocurrency wallet tool or a BIP-39 implementation. Do not use a phrase generated here as a wallet recovery or seed phrase — wallet seed phrases must come from the wallet itself and use a checksum-verified, standardized wordlist to be valid and safe.
Generation runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you generate is transmitted or stored.
