Fort Knox Passwords
Maximum-strength secrets for password managers and root accounts.
30 characters
Good Passwords
Strong everyday passwords — great for email, banking, and cloud apps.
16 characters
Ridiculous Passwords
Extra-long complex strings when you want absurd entropy.
64 characters
Average Passwords
Shorter but still random — better than reused or dictionary words.
10 characters
Numeric PINs
Cryptographically random PINs for phones, locks, and 2FA backups.
4-digit
6-digit
8-digit
Hex Encryption Keys
Random hex keys for AES and app encryption (token_hex).
128-bit
256-bit
WPA / WPA2 Keys
Long random Wi‑Fi passphrases. Prefer WPA2/WPA3 — never use WEP for real networks.
WPA (63 chars)
WPA short (16 chars)
WEP Keys (legacy only)
Included for lab / legacy gear. WEP is broken — do not use on live networks.
64-bit (10 hex)
128-bit (26 hex)
256-bit (58 hex)
API / Secret Keys
URL-safe random tokens for API secrets, webhooks, and app keys.
32 bytes (urlsafe)
48 bytes (urlsafe)
UUID v4
Random UUID identifiers (Python uuid4 / secrets-backed).
UUID v4
About this random key generator
Generate secure random passwords and encryption keys online with Fah Swe Tools — a RandomKeygen-style suite powered by Python’s cryptographically secure secrets module. Create Fort Knox passwords, everyday strong passwords, numeric PINs, 128/256-bit hex keys, WPA/WPA2 Wi‑Fi passphrases, URL-safe API tokens, and UUID v4 identifiers. Tap to copy on mobile. Ideal for developers, sysadmins, and anyone who needs fresh secrets without installing an app. Privacy-first: keys are never stored.
Compared with browser-only toys, Fah Swe Tools generates keys on the server with
Python secrets — the same module recommended for passwords, tokens, and security-sensitive values.
Use Fort Knox or Good passwords with a password manager; use hex keys for encryption; use WPA keys for Wi‑Fi;
skip WEP except for legacy testing.
How to use
- Open the Random Key Generator page.
- Browse sections (Fort Knox, Good, WPA, hex, PIN, API, UUID).
- Tap any key to copy, or regenerate a section / refresh all.
FAQ
Is this like RandomKeygen?
Yes — the same style of multi-section key page: strong passwords, PINs, hex encryption keys, WPA keys, API tokens, and UUIDs on one screen.
Are keys cryptographically secure?
Yes. All values are generated server-side with Python’s secrets module (CSPRNG), not Math.random.
Do you store my passwords?
Never. Keys exist only in the page response. Nothing is saved to a password database.
Should I use WEP keys?
No for real Wi‑Fi. WEP is included only for legacy/lab use. Prefer WPA2/WPA3 keys.
Is it free?
Yes. Fah Swe Tools Random Key Generator is free with no signup.