Most password checkers send your password to a server. Mine does not. Everything runs client-side.
What it checks
- Entropy — mathematical strength in bits
- Time to crack — at 10 billion guesses per second
- Character diversity — uppercase, lowercase, numbers, symbols
- Length requirements — 8+ and 12+ character checks
- Common pattern detection — catches "123", "abc", "password"
Example Results
| Password | Strength | Time to Crack |
|---|---|---|
| password | Very Weak | Instant |
| P@ssw0rd | Fair | 2 minutes |
| MyD0g$Name2024 | Strong | 1M years |
| kj#8Hm!pQ2&xL9 | Very Strong | Centuries+ |
Privacy
Your password never leaves your browser. There is no server, no API call, no logging. Check the source — it is a single React component with zero network requests.
Related:
- Password Generator — Generate secure passwords
- Hash Generator — SHA-256, MD5, etc.
Full toolkit: devtools-site-delta.vercel.app
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