Password Generator is a free Chrome add-on developed by Iman Kamrava. It falls under the category of Browsers and is specifically listed as an Add-ons & Tools subcategory. This program allows users to generate random passwords consisting of three words.

The traditional advice for password complexity often fails as it requires users to remember long and complex passwords. Passwords generated from three random words provide a solution by creating unique and strong passwords that are easier to remember. This is particularly useful for individuals who are not familiar with password managers or are hesitant to use them. Additionally, using multiple words in a password increases its length, which is a recommended requirement for stronger passwords.

The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) chose the three random words strategy for several reasons. Firstly, the technique can be easily promoted across different media platforms and quickly understood by users, even those without extensive computer knowledge. Secondly, recommending multiple words challenges the perception of using single dictionary words or names with predictable character replacements, encouraging the use of more diverse passwords. Lastly, the usability of the "three random words" approach is crucial, as security measures that are not user-friendly often lead to password reuse.

With Password Generator, users can create strong and memorable passwords by simply generating a combination of three random words.