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Small everyday tools that just work. Build a strong password of any length, spin a wheel or pick a name at random, roll dice or flip a coin, and time anything with a stopwatch and laps. Each one runs in your browser, uses proper randomness, and keeps nothing on a server.

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Choose a Utility Tool

Five of them. The table underneath matches the question to the tool.

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Which Tool Do I Need?

Find the sentence that sounds like your question.

What you are trying to do Tool Why that one
I need a strong password Password Generator Random characters or a passphrase, with a strength check that explains its reasoning.
I need new salts for wp-config.php WordPress Password Generator All eight constants at once, as a finished PHP block you can paste straight over the old ones.
A password for WordPress or its database WordPress Password Generator The character sets WordPress itself uses, and a mode that leaves out everything which breaks wp-config.
Pick one of us at random Random Picker and Wheel A wheel with the odds printed underneath, so nobody can argue that it was rigged.
Split a group into teams Random Picker and Wheel Draw several at once with no repeats, and take each one out as it is picked.
How long did that take? Stopwatch Counts up with laps, and tells you how much of the reading is your own reaction time.
Roll a d20 for my game Dice Roller and Coin Flip Any dice, any sides, with a modifier and the range and average shown before you roll.
Settle it with a coin toss Dice Roller and Coin Flip Exactly even, which a real tossed coin is not, and the page explains why.
Count down to a date, or run a timer Neither That is the countdown timer, in the date and time tools rather than here.
Check if my password has been in a breach Neither Nothing here can do that. It needs a database of leaked passwords, and this site has no data feeds at all.

How These Utility Tools Work

The same four steps, whichever one you pick.

1
Pick the tool that matches your question The table above turns an ordinary sentence into a tool name. These four have nothing to do with each other, so the sentence is usually a faster route than the list.
2
Fill in the little that each one needs A length, a list, a number of dice. None of them ask for an account, an email address or anything they do not need to do the job.
3
Read the number next to the answer The odds of a draw, the range of a roll, the strength of a password, the share of a stopwatch reading that is your own reaction. That figure is the point, not decoration.
4
Keep what you want to come back to Every tool has Saved Setups and History in its own tabs, stored in your browser only. Clearing them from Settings is final, because there is no copy anywhere else.

Why These Rather Than the First Result You Find

The things that are actually different, not a list of adjectives.

Each one says what it is actually doing The wheel admits the winner is chosen before it starts turning. The stopwatch says how much of the reading is your reaction time. The coin explains why a real one is not quite even. None of that is hidden behind a friendly animation.
Random means random here Passwords, draws, dice and coins all use the cryptographic random source in your browser rather than the ordinary one, and the small bias that comes from dividing a random number is removed rather than ignored.
The odds are on the page, not in a help article The chance of each entry on the wheel, the range and average of a dice roll, the strength of a password. If a number matters, it is next to the thing it describes.
What they cannot do is written down No breach database. No certified timing. No provable draw for a third party. Each page has a section for the things it deliberately does not do, and those limits are the honest part.
Nothing is uploaded, ever A password, a list of names and a timesheet are all personal. There is no server behind any of these pages, so none of it leaves your browser.
They work where you actually are Every table folds into cards on a small screen, the stopwatch and the wheel both have a full screen mode, and none of them need a connection once the page has loaded.

About WizTools Utility Tools

Utility tools is the drawer everything else goes in, and these four have almost nothing in common with each other. A password generator, a random picker, a stopwatch and a set of dice do not belong to a family the way date calculators or unit converters do. What they share is a habit: each one shows the number behind the answer rather than just the answer.

That habit matters more here than it sounds. A wheel that spins is theatre, and almost every wheel on the web lets you believe the spin decides something when the result was chosen the moment you pressed the button. A stopwatch showing two decimal places invites you to trust digits that are mostly your own reaction time. A coin flip is presented as the definition of fairness when a real tossed coin leans about one percent toward the side it started on. None of those are scandals, and all of them are worth knowing, so each page says so plainly and gives you the figure to check.

Underneath, the three tools that need randomness use the cryptographic generator your browser exposes rather than the ordinary one, and they discard the narrow band of values that would otherwise make some outcomes very slightly more likely than others. For picking who makes the tea that is unnecessary care. For a password it is the whole point, and since the same code serves both, everything gets it.

Frequently Asked Questions

About the set as a whole. Each tool has its own answers too.

Only to load the page. Once it is open, everything runs in your browser, so losing the connection changes nothing. There is no server doing the work and nothing you type is sent anywhere.

They use the cryptographic random source your browser provides, which draws on entropy collected by the operating system rather than on a formula seeded from the clock. They also discard the small range of values that would make low results fractionally more likely, a bias most tools ignore. That is the level of care a password needs, and the dice and the wheel get it for free.

No, and it also does not decide anything. The winner is chosen the instant you press spin and the wheel is then turned so it lands there, which is how every wheel on the web works. The odds table under it shows the exact chance of every entry so you can confirm nothing is weighted.

For training, yes. For anything official, no. Races decided by hundredths are timed with sensors, because a person pressing a button carries about a fifth of a second of reaction time at each end. The stopwatch works that out for you as the run gets longer.

There is one, but it lives with the date and time tools because it is really a date question. Keeping it there stops two pages on this site from competing for the same searches, which would make both of them worse.

Only in your own browser, and only if you press Save setup or Log to history. There is no account and no server, which also means clearing them from the Settings tab is final. Nothing is ever uploaded.

Yes. Every table turns into a stack of cards on a small screen, and the stopwatch, the wheel and the dice all have a full screen mode for when the numbers need to be readable from further away.

No breach database for passwords. No certified or provable timing. No verifiable draw that a third party can audit. No game specific dice rules like advantage or exploding dice. Each page lists its own limits in the section called what to know before you start.

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