Token Generator
Click generate to create a token
Batch Generation
How to Use
- Select a token type based on your requirements
- Adjust the token length (32+ recommended)
- Or use a preset for common scenarios
- Click "Generate Token"
- Copy and use in your application
Common Use Cases
- Password Reset - Secure reset links
- Email Verification - Account activation links
- Session Tokens - User session management
- CSRF Protection - Form security tokens
- Invite Codes - Shareable invitation links
- OAuth State - Prevent CSRF in OAuth flows
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a token?
A token is a randomly generated string used for authentication, authorization, or identification purposes. Tokens are commonly used in web applications for session management, API access, and secure operations.
What's the difference between tokens and API keys?
Tokens are typically temporary and can be refreshed or revoked. API keys are usually long-lived and tied to a specific account or application. Tokens often carry more context (like expiration time).
Are these tokens secure?
Yes, tokens are generated using the Web Crypto API's cryptographically secure random number generator. They are generated locally in your browser and never transmitted.
What token length should I use?
For most applications, 32-64 characters provides excellent security. Password reset tokens should be at least 32 characters. Session tokens typically use 64+ characters.
How long should tokens be valid?
It depends on the use case: password reset tokens should expire in 1 hour, email verification in 24-48 hours, and session tokens can vary from hours to days based on security requirements.