FastPwd keeps the online password generator, password strength checker, UTM stripper, Burn-Link, and file encryption in the current tab. Plaintext, keys, and files are not uploaded by default. Open a browser and use them—no download, no signup.
We keep encryption in the browser because what needs protecting is never the interface—it is what you are typing right now. FastPwd holds to local compute, plaintext not uploaded: passwords, links, text, and files are processed in the current tab. Results can be checked on the spot. Ready to use—no account first.
Use the online password generator to draw a strong random password or a memorable passphrase on this device. Length is 6–128 characters, default 16. Good for databases, servers, and API keys; the result does not leave the browser.
Before you send a link, strip UTM, fbclid, gclid, and other tracking parameters, then redact phone numbers, emails, and ID numbers locally. Links and source text are not uploaded by default.
Use the password strength checker to see if an old passphrase is strong enough. The password stays on this device for entropy, and is compared with a public leaked weak-password list—it can catch common weak passwords, but it is not a full-web lookup.
Use Burn-Link for a one-time encrypted link to send a password. The server stores ciphertext only; the key sits after # in the link and is not sent with the request. The recipient does not need an account either.
Five tools, each on its own page: online password generator, password strength checker, UTM stripper, Burn-Link, and online file encrypt/decrypt. All compute locally in the browser. Ready to use—no download.
Encryption runs on the browser's built-in crypto. Plaintext, keys, and files stay on this device by default and are not uploaded as a request body.
Whether you draw a set of strong random passwords, run a password strength check, or encrypt a file up to 5 GB on this device—open a browser and use it. No download, and no email required first.