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= KeePassXC - Password Generator
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== Password Generator
This password generator helps you to generate random strong passwords and passphrases that you can use for your applications and websites you visit.
=== Generating Passwords
To generate random passwords, specify the characters to be used in your choice of password (for example, upper-case letters, digits, special characters, and so on) and KeePassXC will randomly pick characters out of the set.
To generate the random password using Password Generator, perform the following steps:
1. Open KeePassXC.
2. Navigate to Tools > Password Generator. The following screen appears:
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.Password Generator
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3. Select the length of the desired password by dragging the Length slider.
4. Select the character-sets that you want to include in your password.
5. Use the regenerate button (Ctrl + R) to make a new password using the chosen options.
6. Use the clipboard button (Ctrl + C) to copy the generated password to the clipboard.
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7. Click the Advanced button to specify additional conditions for your desired password.
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.Advanced Password Generator Options
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=== Generating Passphrases
A passphrase is a sequence of words or other text used to control access to your applications and data. A passphrase is similar to a password in usage, but is generally longer for added security. To generate the random passphrase using Password Generator, perform the following steps:
1. From the password generator, click the Passphrase tab. The following screen appears:
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2. Select the number of words you want to be included in your passphrase by dragging the
Word Count slider.
3. In the Word Separator field, enter a character, word, number, or space that you want to use a separator between the words in your passphrase.
4. Click the Regenerate button (Ctrl + R) to generate a new random passphrase.
5. Click the Clipboard button (Ctrl + C) to copy the passphrase to the clipboard.
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