Roll the dice on a unique password generator with up to 90 characters using PSWD.

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Passwords are critical for protecting personal information. PSWD is a secure tool for generating strong, unique passwords, offering various options including character-based passwords and Diceware passphrases. It features a user-friendly interface and can be easily deployed using Docker. Customizable settings enhance security and usability. A demo is available, and users can provide feedback or request features via GitHub.

PSWD: Self-Hosted, Simple & Secure Password Generator

<p>I’m sure there might be use cases to make applications like this online, but nothing beats quickly opening a Terminal window with a shortcut and using any of these apps:</p>
<ul>
<li>pwgen</li>
<li>openssl</li>
<li>gpg</li>
<li>mkpasswd</li>
<li>apg</li>
<li>xkcdpass</li>
<li>diceware</li>
<li>uuidgen</li>
<li>base64</li>
<li>tr + /dev/urandom</li>
<li>shuf</li>
<li>pass</li>
<li>keepassxc-cli</li>
<li>rng-tools</li>
<li>haveged</li>
</ul>


<p>Sorry but what is the point of this when browser has built in password generator. and password wallets do also.</p>
