API key issuance
Generate strong tokens for third-party integrations or internal services, ensuring each key is unique and difficult to brute-force.
Create cryptographically strong random tokens.
Token
Run the tool to see the result here
Overview
Token Forge produces opaque, high-entropy strings that work well as API keys, signing secrets, or CSRF tokens. Configure the length to align with your security posture and transport requirements.
Use Cases
Session identifiers
Create session or remember-me tokens that provide ample entropy against guessing attacks while remaining safe for cookies and HTTP headers.
Webhook and CLI secrets
Issue random tokens to secure webhooks, command-line tooling, or temporary access flows without exposing user passwords.
How to Use
Select token length
Pick a length between 8 and 128 characters. Longer tokens dramatically reduce brute-force feasibility and help differentiate environments.
Generate the token
Press “Generate” to obtain a new token composed of uppercase, lowercase, and numeric characters for broad compatibility.
Store securely and rotate
Copy the token into your secret manager or configuration store. Plan regular rotation to meet security best practices.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these tokens cryptographically secure?
Yes. Token Forge relies on cryptographically secure random number generation to ensure each token is unpredictable.
Can I include symbols?
This tool sticks to alphanumeric characters to guarantee compatibility with HTTP headers and environment variables. Use Password Forge if you need symbol support.
How often should I rotate tokens?
Rotation frequency depends on your risk model, but many teams refresh API keys every 90 days and immediately revoke compromised tokens.