Where is the Passwords app?

In Applications on macOS Sequoia or later; older versions have it in System Settings.

Does Chrome on Mac also suggest passwords?

Yes, and it saves them in Google Password Manager.

Is the Terminal output safe to use?

Yes, openssl uses a secure random source; it only contains letters, digits, + and /.

Password Generator on Mac – Safari, Passwords App or Terminal

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): On a Mac you have three easy options. Safari suggests a strong password on sign-up forms and saves it in the Passwords app (macOS Sequoia and later; before that, System Settings › Passwords), synced through iCloud Keychain. In Terminal, openssl rand -base64 18 prints a random 24-character password. Or use this page when you need specific rules, such as no symbols or a set length, then save the password in Passwords or your manager.

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In Safari, accept the suggested strong password.
Or in Terminal, run openssl rand -base64 18.
Or generate one here with your rules and tap Copy.

At a glance

Method	Where	Output
Safari suggestion	Sign-up forms	Saved in Passwords
Terminal	openssl rand -base64 18	24 random characters
This generator	Any browser	Custom length and types

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