Free Bcrypt Hash Generator

Storing passwords? Hash them with bcrypt — the battle-tested, salted, deliberately slow algorithm behind millions of logins. The Bcrypt Hash Generator creates production-ready bcrypt hashes with an adjustable cost factor (4–14), and includes a verifier to check passwords against existing hashes. Everything runs locally, so test credentials never cross the network.

Higher cost = slower to compute = harder to brute-force. Cost 10 is the standard default.


Verify a password

Private by design. This tool runs 100% in your browser — passwords and hashes are processed locally and never uploaded or stored anywhere.

How to Use the Bcrypt Hash Generator

  1. Type the password and pick a cost factor (10 is standard).
  2. Click Generate bcrypt hash — hashing takes a moment by design.
  3. Copy the hash and store it in your database (never store plain passwords).
  4. Use Verify a password to check a password against an existing hash.

Features

Bcrypt hashing with cost 4–14; automatic secure salt; hash-then-verify workflow; password verification tool; copy button.

Benefits & Use Cases

Generate hashes for seed users, test login code, verify migrated hashes, or learn how cost factors affect hashing time.

Tips

Use cost 10+ in production; higher costs slow attackers but also your server — benchmark. Never cap password length before hashing (bcrypt truncates at 72 bytes; pre-hash long passwords if needed).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is bcrypt?

Bcrypt is a password-hashing function designed to be slow and salted. Slowness defeats brute force; unique salts defeat rainbow tables. It has been the default recommendation for password storage for over two decades.

What cost factor should I use?

10 is the standard default. 12 for higher security if your server handles it. The right value is the highest your login flow tolerates — aim for roughly 250ms per hash.

Why does hashing take a moment?

That is the point. Bcrypt is intentionally expensive — a fraction of a second for you, but billions of wasted operations for an attacker guessing passwords.

Can I verify an existing hash?

Yes — paste the hash and the candidate password into the verifier. It uses constant-time comparison and tells you whether they match.

Is it safe to hash real passwords here?

The page never uploads anything, but as a rule, production password handling belongs on your server. Use this tool for testing, learning, and generating seed credentials.

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