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Password Tech is a powerful password generator capable of generating large amounts of cryptographically-secure passwords, pronounceable passwords, pattern-based passwords, passphrases composed of words, and scripted passwords. Passwords can be stored in encrypted databases along with user names, URLs, notes, etc. Password Tech provides lots of options to customize passwords to the users' various needs, and individual scripting with Lua gives full control over the process of password generation. Text encryption is also supported.
Features
- Full Unicode support
- Cryptographically-secure
- Password manager/safe
- Passphrases
- Pronounceable passwords
- Pattern-based passwords
- Password scripting with Lua
- Fully customizable
- Text encryption
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License
GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)Follow Password Tech
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User Reviews
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The best password generator I have found yet. I use it all the time. Thanks for a great piece of software.
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Excellent password generator
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An excellent program, the only thing missing is setting how many characters of a kind to contain in the password. Example 2 lowercase letters, 2 uppercase letters or 2 numbers.
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I have been using Password Tech, and its predecessor, PWGen, for several years. I am very satisfied with the product. I use it most often to create extended passphrases and unique user IDs. The single feature I would like to see in future English (Latin character set?) versions is the ability to select fonts in the "Generated Password" window to help avoid ambiguity (l, I, and 1, O and 0).
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Great app to generate passwords if not the best but since version 3.0.0 asking for a donation most of the times you open it it's starting to get annoying.