Generate random passwords of varying complexities.
Passwordinator is a free public API that generates random passwords. Requests to its endpoint return a JSON response containing a generated password string.
By default the API returns a 14-character password made of lowercase letters. Query parameters allow customization: adding numbers, special characters, or uppercase letters, and setting a custom length via a `len` parameter (must be greater than 7; default 12 when not otherwise specified).
The project is described by its author as a learning exercise, not intended for use in production or serious applications. It is aimed at developers who need a simple, no-authentication endpoint for generating passwords in personal or experimental projects.
Yes, the API is free and can be accessed from any origin.
It returns a JSON response with a single "data" field containing the generated password.
Yes, query parameters let you add numbers, special characters, and uppercase letters, and set a custom length greater than 7.
No, the author states it was a learning project and is not an ideal way to generate random passwords for serious applications.
It is hosted at https://passwordinator.onrender.com.
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