Password Maker

Keeping your accounts secure is not as easy as one might think. You may be inclined to type in a word that you use regularly or that has a special meaning to you. However, that does not provide much security, and you run the risk of your account being compromised.

Not only that, but some applications and websites have certain password requirements that can render the one you wanted to insert useless. In this case, having Password Maker can come in handy.

It is a pretty straightforward program. First, you need to select the type of characters the password needs to have: uppercase/lowercase letters, numbers, or special characters (dot, comma, etc).

After you have selected what it needs to contain, you just have to click on "Generate Password" in order to continue. The next and final step would be to select the length. The password you create can range from 2 to 1024 characters.

After you let Password Maker know how long it should be, you need to click OK. And there you have it, the program will instantly generate a random password. To give you an extra hand, after the code is created it will automatically be copied to the clipboard

Well, this depends on the person, really. If you are going to use this application, then you will also need to have another one that will help you keep track of the passwords. As the generated codes are a scrambled mess of letters, numbers and special characters, they are next to impossible to remember.

If you are not willing to go through all of this, you may just want to stick with that one word you want for all your accounts. If you are not going to use a password manager, saving all of these codes in the same document is probably not safer than having only one password for all accounts.