Generate Secure Passwords Without Installing a CLI Tool

Every developer has been there: you're setting up a new database, spinning up a staging environment, or configuring API keys and you need a strong random password right now. You could reach for openssl rand -base64 32 in your terminal — if you remember the flags. Or install a password manager CLI. Or just mash your keyboard and hope for the best. The simpler option is a browser-based generator that uses crypto.getRandomValues() under the hood. Nothing leaves your machine, the entropy is cryptographically sound, and you don't have to install anything. The Password Generator on EvvyTools does exactly this. You set your length, toggle character types (uppercase, lowercase, digits, symbols), and it generates passwords with real-time strength analysis. It shows entropy bits and estimated crack time, which is useful when you need to hit specific security policy requirements — like the NIST SP 800-63B guidelines that recommend a minimum of 8 characters but practically suggest 15+ for machine-