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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Parola Oluştur free?

Yes, Parola Oluştur is 100% free with no subscriptions, accounts, or hidden paywalls.

Are generated passwords saved anywhere?

Never. Passwords are never stored in databases, localStorage, sessionStorage, cookies, or server logs.

Are passwords sent to any server?

No. All algorithms execute strictly within your local browser JavaScript engine via Web Crypto API.

How to create a truly strong password?

Select at least 16-24 characters, balance uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols, and rely on cryptographically unbiased random generators rather than personal words.

What is password entropy?

Entropy is a mathematical metric in bits representing how unpredictable a password is and how many brute-force guesses would be required to exhaust its search space.

Can I generate multiple passwords at once?

Yes. The bulk password page generates 5 to 500 passwords with the same settings; you can copy the whole list or download it as a TXT file.

What is a passphrase?

A sequence of random dictionary words separated by hyphens or dots. It is easy for humans to type and remember, but mathematically intractable for computers to break.

Can I generate numeric PINs?

Yes, our PIN generator produces 4 to 32-digit codes with options to prohibit repeated digits and predictable sequences like 1234.

Does it work seamlessly on mobile?

Yes, Parola Oluştur is engineered with a mobile-first, responsive, touch-friendly UI optimized for smartphones and tablets.

Why should I use different passwords for each service?

To prevent credential stuffing: a leak in one compromised website will never jeopardize your other personal or business logins.

How long should a password be?

Modern cybersecurity standards recommend at least 16 characters for standard consumer accounts and 20-32 characters for critical administrative or financial accounts.

Do I need to create an account?

No account, email, or sign-up is required. You can generate unlimited passwords immediately upon opening the page.