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Hash & Token Information

A quick guide to the generator types available on this page.

Hash & Token Info Generator

Color guide

RecommendedBest choices for new password storage or new secret generation when the target system supports them.
LegacyCompatibility formats for older systems. Use only when that exact system requires it; not for new password storage.
ReferenceSpecific-use values such as checksums, encodings, bearer/JWT/API tokens, or app-specific formats.

Generator Types

Generator types available on this page.
  • Bcrypt
  • WordPress

Example Hashes & Tokens

Example output shapes for the generator types available on this page. These rows use the same green, amber, and cyan guide.
Type Example
Password Hashes

Bcrypt

Password Hashes

Bcrypt: A salted, deliberately slow password hash with an adjustable work factor. It is suitable for password storage when configured with an appropriate cost.

WordPress

Password Hashes

WordPress: A WordPress-compatible portable password hash for systems that specifically require the traditional WordPress format.

HighCloud Security Tools

Password, Hash & Token Generator

Generate strong passwords, API-ready tokens, and password hashes from one cleaner workspace.

Hash & Token Info Generator
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Generator type options

Only settings used by the selected generator are shown. Secret/signing keys are used once and are never saved with an entry.

Higher values are slower. Cost 12 is the balanced default.
Applies to SHA-256/SHA-512 crypt; bcrypt uses the cost setting.
The legacy PostgreSQL MD5 format hashes password + username.
This key is sent only for the generation request and is deliberately excluded from saved generator settings.
Use 0 to omit an automatic expiration claim.
Character sets
Include letters Include numbers Include symbols
Dash options
Randomize with dashes
Capitalize first letter after each dash (others lowercase) Options here only apply when dashes are enabled.
Word options
Use full words (otherwise, halves) Remove dashes (before randomizing)
Letter case
Random number
Add a random number in each word
Random symbol
Add a random symbol in each word
Dash options
Randomize with dashes
Capitalize first letter after each dash (others lowercase) Applies only when dashes are enabled.
Quick lengths
PIN options
Allow leading zeroAllows codes like 0427 or 009318.
Avoid repeated patternsBlocks obvious repeats like 1111, 222222, or 121212.
Avoid sequential patternsBlocks runs like 1234, 9876, or 0123.
Recovery code modeUses a longer dashed numeric format.
Dash options
Randomize with dashes
Pattern applies only when dashes are enabled.

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