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Password Book Generator
Record where each account is kept, a hint and a recovery note — never an actual password.
Your password hints
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How to use the Password Book Generator
- List each account with its username and the category it belongs to.
- Write a hint that jogs your memory and note where the real password is kept.
- Save the entry, then check the reminders at the top of the panel.
Features
- Hints, usernames and recovery notes only
- Warns when a hint looks like a real password
- Grouped by category with entry counts
- Stored privately in your browser
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the free online password book generator.
No. It never stores real passwords. It keeps the account name, the username, a short hint and
a note saying where the real password is kept.
A browser page cannot safely encrypt stored notes without a master key, so anything saved
here stays readable to anyone using this device.
Use something only you would understand, such as the first line of a favourite song, and
never the password itself in any form.
In a dedicated password manager, which encrypts the vault, or on paper kept in a locked
drawer at home.
In your browser using local storage under the key ffee.passwordBook. Nothing is uploaded and
no account is needed.
It counts hints that look like real passwords, meaning they are long and mix upper case,
lower case and digits. Replace those with proper hints.
The idea is to print a hint sheet, but be careful: a printed sheet is readable by anyone who
finds it, so keep it somewhere secure.
No. Local storage is readable by anyone who uses the same browser profile, so avoid saving
entries on a shared or public machine.
Click Clear all and confirm the prompt to remove every entry from the page and from local
storage on this device.
Last updated: October 10, 2026