Privacy tools
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Page guide
Find the right tool and get straight to your task.
No account needed.Password generator
Choose a length and character set, then generate a random password.
Passphrase generator
Generate a random phrase made of words for your next password.
Inspect file metadata
See what metadata an image file contains.
Redact image
Cover a rectangular area with a solid block.
Redact personal information
Find possible names and contact details to redact from English text.
Server unavailableAbout privacy tools
These free password and privacy tools help you create strong secrets and share files more safely. The Password generator creates random passwords with your choice of length and characters, and the Passphrase generator builds longer phrases that are easier to type and remember. Inspect file metadata reveals hidden details such as camera model or GPS location in photos, and Redact image covers sensitive areas with solid blocks before you share a screenshot.
Use a passphrase when you will type the secret by hand, and a long random password when a password manager will fill it for you. Before posting a photo, check its metadata, then redact rather than blur anything that must stay private.
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Common questions
Are generated passwords sent or saved anywhere?
No. The Password generator and Passphrase generator run in your browser using its secure random number source. Passwords are created on your device and are not sent to our server or stored by the page. Save them in a password manager.
Why redact instead of blurring an image?
Blurring and pixelation can sometimes be reversed or guessed, especially for short text such as numbers. Redact image covers areas with solid blocks and exports flattened pixels, so the hidden content is not kept in the downloaded file.
What can file metadata reveal?
Photos can store the camera or phone model, the date taken, editing software and sometimes exact GPS coordinates. Inspect file metadata shows what your file contains, and it runs in your browser, so the file is not sent to our server.