Random String Generator for Letters, Symbols, and Kana
Generate random strings from letters, numbers, symbols, hiragana, and katakana for temporary IDs, test data, form validation, and password candidates.
Character Types
Random String Generator for Letters, Symbols, and Kana Workflow
Choose a Length
Set the output length in the range of 1 to 2048 characters.
Pick Characters
Simple mode controls whole categories, while Detailed mode controls characters individually. Hiragana and Katakana are selectable in a 10x5 gojuon grid.
Generate and Copy
Click "Generate", then use "Copy" to put it on your clipboard. Generate again if you want alternatives.
Mix letters, numbers, symbols, Hiragana, and Katakana
Choose broad character groups with checkboxes, or switch to detailed mode to remove confusing characters such as I and 1 or limit output to a precise custom set.
Works immediately on desktop and mobile browsers
No account or install step is required. Generate local test values from a work laptop or phone whenever a temporary ID, token-like string, or sample value is needed.
Generate readable Japanese-style sample strings too
Hiragana and Katakana can be included for sample names, playful passphrases, content placeholders, or localization test data that should not look like production text.
Random String Generator for Letters, Symbols, and Kana Questions
Is the generated string stored anywhere?
No. Generation runs in your browser, and the string is not uploaded or stored on a server.
Can I use this to generate passwords?
Yes, you can. You can generate a secure password by making the string length as long as the service allows and selecting multiple character types.
Can I include Hiragana/Katakana?
Yes. Enable them to mix Japanese characters. Turn them off if your destination only accepts ASCII.
What is the maximum length I can generate?
Up to 2048 characters. Some services may reject very long strings, so adjust based on your use case.
Is it truly random?
It uses the browser’s `crypto.getRandomValues()` to generate randomness.
Random String Generator for Letters, Symbols, and Kana References
- MDN: Crypto.getRandomValues()
Browser random generation API reference.
- MDN: Crypto.randomUUID()
Reference for UUID v4 generation in browsers.
- WHATWG Encoding Standard
Base reference for string output and encoding behavior.