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Password Strength Checker

Evaluates password strength using zxcvbn entropy analysis: 0–4 score, crack-time estimate, warnings, and fix suggestions. Sensitive data never leaves your device — encryption runs locally in your browser.

Runs on zxcvbn

100% Local Browser Native

How to Use the Password Strength Checker

1. Type the password

Evaluated locally by zxcvbn — keystrokes never leave the page.

2. Read score and crack time

Entropy score, estimated crack time, warnings.

3. Strengthen weak spots

Add length first (beats complexity), drop dictionary words.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the score mean?

zxcvbn scores 0–4 from real-world cracking models (not just length): 0–1 fall in seconds (dictionary words, patterns), 2 takes hours, 3 takes years, 4 takes centuries. Aim for 3+ on important accounts, 4 on email and banking. The meter fills up to 4 segments with labels Very Weak (0) through Extremely Secure (4); crack time is quoted at 10 billion guesses/second.

Why is 'Tr0ub4dor&3' weak but 'correct horse battery staple' strong?

Leetspeak substitutions are in every cracking dictionary — that 11-character example falls in ~3 days. Four random common words (≈44 bits) take centuries despite looking simple. Length beats complexity theater.

How do I fix a weak score?

Add length first (each character multiplies guessing work), then uniqueness (never reuse), then unpredictability (avoid names, dates, keyboard walks like 'qwerty123'). Regenerate with the Password Generator if editing feels hopeless.

Does it check breach databases?

No — zxcvbn estimates guessability from patterns, it doesn't know if your exact password leaked. Check Have I Been Pwned separately; if breached, change it everywhere it was reused, immediately.

Is my password uploaded?

No. Analysis runs entirely in your browser via zxcvbn. Passwords never leave your device — which is the only safe way to check them.

Last updated October 2026