Memorable passwords, made simple.

A little easier to remember

EZNtree combines familiar words with numbers and character substitutions to create passwords with a memorable starting point.

Choose a password whose words are easy for you to recall, or generate another combination. You can create one password at a time or a batch of 100.

Familiar words. Carefully chosen.

Our word lists are selected with families and classrooms in mind. They include everyday words from nature, food, learning and activities.

Language means different things to different people, and random combinations can occasionally produce something unexpected. If you spot a word or combination that feels unsuitable, please let us know.

How it works

1. Choose words at random. Each password starts with an adjective, a verb and a noun. Extra words are added when needed to reach the minimum length.
2. Add variety. The generator changes capitalisation, substitutes some characters and inserts two digits.
3. Show a memory hint. The hint displays the original words and added digits to help you remember the result.

The finished password is at least 16 characters long.

Using your new password

• Use a different password for every account. Avoid reusing a password you already use elsewhere.
• Save it in a password manager. The memory hint can help, but you don’t have to remember every password yourself.
• Turn on multifactor authentication where available. A password is one part of protecting an account.
• Keep the password and its hint private. Both can help someone access your account.

Questions you might have

Why does my password contain recognisable words?

Familiar words give you something to remember. EZNtree combines randomly selected words with numbers, capital letters and substitutions, rather than asking you to invent a password yourself.

Is the hint my password?

No. The hint shows the words behind the password, without the character substitutions. Use Copy password to copy the exact password you need.

Can you guarantee that a password can’t be hacked?

No password generator can make that promise. Account security also depends on where and how a password is used. Use a unique password for each account, keep it private and enable multifactor authentication where possible.

What if a website won’t accept my password?

Some websites limit password length or restrict certain symbols. Check that website’s requirements before setting your password. EZNtree’s output may not fit every service.

Can I generate passwords for a group?

Yes. The multiple passwords page generates 100 at a time, with options to copy individual passwords or the whole batch.

If you’re assigning passwords to other people, share each one privately and follow your organisation’s account-security procedures.

Are my passwords stored?

Passwords are generated on demand on the EZNtree server. The generator does not save them to a database or file, or write them to application logs. When you use EZNtree over HTTPS, your password is sent to your browser through an encrypted connection.

Have a suggestion?

We’d love to hear how you use EZNtree and what would make it more useful. Get in touch →