Master Password Generator

The Master Password Generator assists you in finding a password which is particularly secure and at the same time easy to remember.

You can launch this generator when creating a new database and then, in the corresponding window, clicking on Generate master password (star symbol to the right of the field Master password).

To create your master password, the generator takes a phrase of your choice as the starting point. The generator will then use the phrase's initial letters and change some of them using the Leetspeak Conversion Table (see second tab).

Tab "Password Generator"

  • Please enter below an easy-to-remember phrase of at least 8 words: Enter a phrase that contains at least eight words. You can think of the phrase yourself, but be sure to remember it!
  • Generate Password: After entering your phrase, this button becomes active. Click it to create a password.
  • Generated password: Shows the password that the generator has created from the phrase you entered above.
  • Password quality: Shows the generated password's quality as a graphical bar.
  • Convert phrase using: This dropdown lets you select the conversion method:
    • Random case letters and leets (strongest) – Uses random upper/lowercase letters combined with Leetspeak substitutions. This produces the strongest password.
    • Original case letters and Leet 1 symbols – Keeps the original case and uses Leet 1 substitutions.
    • Original case letters and Leet 2 symbols – Keeps the original case and uses Leet 2 substitutions.
    • Original case letters (weakest) – Keeps the original case without any Leetspeak substitutions. This produces the weakest password.
  • Template used: Shows how the initial letters of your original phrase were changed. To understand the meaning of each template element, refer to the Template Legend at the bottom of the window.

Tab "Leetspeak Conversion Table"

On this tab you can view and edit the Leetspeak Conversion Table. The table contains the following columns:

  • Letter – The original letter (A–Z).
  • Leet 1 – The first Leetspeak substitution for the respective letter.
  • Leet 2 – The second Leetspeak substitution for the respective letter.

You can edit the Leet 1 and Leet 2 values directly in the table. Your changes are saved automatically. To restore the default conversion table, use the corresponding button Restore Default Leet-1337 Table displayed on this tab.

Click OK to use the generated password as the master password of your database.

NOTE: It is essential that you are able to remember the password based on the original sentence!