Evaluates password strategy characteristics only -- never enter your actual password.
How to Use the Password Strength Test
This free tool uses a rule-based scoring engine to evaluate your password strategy — length, character variety, reuse, and whether you use a password manager or multi-factor authentication (MFA) — without ever asking you to enter your real password. You get a strength score and prioritized improvement tips.
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Password Length — Select the approximate character count of your password. Length is one of the strongest factors in password security.
- Character Types — Check which types your password includes: lowercase, uppercase, numbers, and symbols. Each additional type increases the pool of characters an attacker must search.
- Reuse & Protection Habits — Indicate whether you reuse this password elsewhere, use a password manager, and have MFA enabled. These habits affect your real-world risk as much as the password itself.
- Click “Test Password Strength” — Your strength score and recommendations are generated instantly from your answers.
What You’ll Get
- Strength Score — A score out of 100 with a label from Very Weak to Strong
- Personalized Recommendations — Prioritized suggestions based on your answers, such as stopping password reuse, enabling MFA, using a password manager, or favoring length over complexity
Tips for Best Results
- Never enter your actual password into any online tool — including this one. This tool is specifically designed around that principle: it analyzes characteristics, not the password itself.
- Use this tool to evaluate your password strategy, not a specific password. If your strategy is “12-character random with symbols,” that strategy is what gets assessed.
- A password manager like Bitwarden or 1Password generates truly random 20+ character passwords automatically — this is the single biggest security upgrade most people can make.
This tool evaluates password strength based on characteristics only. Never enter real passwords into online tools. Analysis is for educational purposes only.