Password Generator

This tool solves a common constraint where systems reject punctuation and require fixed password lengths. It accepts a desired length and a set of character options to produce compliant credentials. The approach is policy-aware and non-destructive, focusing solely on generation logic rather than storage or management of secrets.
Conceptually, the generator builds an allowed alphabet from the selected options and uses a cryptographically secure RNG to sample from it. If a category is enabled, the algorithm guarantees at least one character from that category appears in the final password, provided the requested length allows. When multiple categories are chosen, distribution aims to avoid clustering while maintaining randomness.
Who benefits: developers integrating applications with legacy authentication, IT admins provisioning service accounts, and security-minded users who need reproducible, policy-compliant credentials without punctuation. Unique value lies in strict no-special-character output combined with configurable length and category guarantees, supported by strong entropy sources. Core features include length control (6–64), uppercase option, numeric option, optional exclusion of ambiguous characters, and a clear separation from credential storage tools. Use cases span test environments, automated provisioning scripts, and environments with strict input policy requirements.