GitHub Password Rules Checker
Check if your password meets GitHub requirements and generate secure passwords that comply with their rules
GitHub Password Requirements
Length
Minimum: 8 characters • Maximum: 72 characters
Character Requirements
No specific character requirements
Restrictions
Cannot contain: Allowed characters: all
GitHub supports 8-72 character passwords with all character types for code repositories
Example Passwords
GitHubSecure123!
DevPlatform2025
Password Strength
All passwords are generated locally and never sent to any server
Check Your Password
Enter your current password to check if it meets GitHub requirements
Generate GitHub-Compliant Password
Create a secure password that meets all GitHub requirements
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Security Best Practices
Keep your GitHub account secure with these tips
Use Unique Passwords
Never reuse passwords across different websites or accounts
Enable Two-Factor Authentication
Add an extra layer of security to your GitHub account
Update Regularly
Change your GitHub password every few months
Use a Password Manager
Store passwords securely and generate strong, unique passwords
Avoid Personal Information
Don't use birthdays, names, or other personal details
Watch for Phishing
Always verify you're on the real GitHub website
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about GitHub password requirements
GitHub will reject passwords shorter than 8 characters. You'll need to create a longer password that meets their minimum length requirement.
Yes, GitHub supports special characters in passwords. Using symbols enhances developer account security.
It's recommended to change your GitHub password every 3-6 months, or immediately if you suspect it has been compromised.