Random Word Generator
By using a large dictionary with over 28,000 entries, a randomly selected word will have nearly 14.8 bits of entropy. A phrase made up of 6 words will have over 88.6 bits of entropy, more than enough for a very strong password.
This app uses multiple word lists from different sources, which can be chosen from the Settings screen.
The random number generator is cryptographically secure, using java.security.SecureRandom and /dev/urandom.
Open Source: https://github.com/staceybellerose/RandomWordGenerato
Category : Tools
Reviews (12)
No option for a single word length (eg. if you set both minimum and maximum word length to 5, you will get words that are 4 or 5 letters long). Otherwise decent, but no use to me due to that issue.
I preferred the older version of this app. This app contains more bugs, it's constantly buffering.
Great to use for divination. Easy to set and use the extensive tools.
Pretty useful, it completed their task and help me with my ideas...
Would give it less if I could... very inappropriate words!!!
Very useful to me
not the app for me
It has problems
Please provide link to donate! App is open source and does not require network access which means it is perfect to generate safe passwords!
Can't control amount of words or what type of words like nouns.
Does what it says.
It does what it says (though choosing random words from a list seems more like a programming exercise than an "app" 😉). Contrary to the description, I do NOT recommend using plain English words to make passwords—they're the first thing the "bots" try. It's a much better idea to use a unique string of random letters, numbers and other characters for each of your passwords (so memorizing a few random words is moot anyway, right?). Try Steve Gibson's free online random password generator page!