Secure Token Generator
Generate cryptographically secure random tokens — API keys, secrets, session IDs, UUIDs and salts — in your browser. Choose format and length, generate in bulk. Nothing is stored. Free.
💡 About these tokens
- Generated with your browser's cryptographically secure random source (
crypto.getRandomValues) — suitable for API keys, secrets, session IDs and salts. - Nothing is sent to a server and nothing is stored. Refresh and it's gone — copy what you need.
- For secrets, longer is better: 32+ hex characters (128 bits) is a sensible minimum.
Secure Token Generator
Generate cryptographically secure random tokens — API keys, secrets, session IDs, UUIDs and salts — right in your browser. Choose the format and length, generate in bulk, and copy. Uses your browser's secure random source; nothing is sent or stored. Free, no sign-up.
What makes a token secure
A secure token must be unpredictable. If it comes from a weak random source, an attacker can guess or reproduce it and hijack sessions or forge API access. This tool draws from <code>crypto.getRandomValues</code>, the browser's cryptographically secure random number generator — the same class of source used for real security keys — so the output is genuinely unguessable.
How to use it
Pick, size, generate:
- Choose a format: hex, URL-safe Base64, alphanumeric, UUID v4 or API-key style.
- Set the length, and how many tokens you need at once.
- Click Generate, then copy — regenerate any time for fresh values.
Choosing a format
<strong>Hex</strong> is universally safe and easy to store. <strong>Base64 URL-safe</strong> packs more entropy per character and is fine in URLs and headers. <strong>Alphanumeric</strong> avoids symbols for systems that dislike them. <strong>UUID v4</strong> is ideal for unique identifiers and database keys. <strong>API-key style</strong> adds a readable prefix (like <code>sk_</code>) so keys are easy to recognise in logs and code.
How long should a token be
For anything secret, aim for at least 128 bits of entropy — roughly 32 hexadecimal characters or 22 Base64 characters. The tool shows the approximate entropy as you adjust the length so you can see when you've reached a safe margin. When in doubt, go longer; the cost of a bigger token is negligible next to the risk of a guessable one.
Everything stays local
Tokens are generated entirely in your browser. Nothing is transmitted to any server, nothing is logged, and nothing persists after you leave the page — so refreshing discards them. Copy the values you need into your password manager, environment file or secrets store right away.
Handling secrets responsibly
A token is only as safe as how you store it. Keep secrets out of source control, put them in environment variables or a dedicated secrets manager, and rotate them if they're ever exposed. To hash a secret before storing it, use our SHA-256 generator; to check whether a password has leaked, try our Pwned Password Checker.
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