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Htpasswd Generator for Apache/Nginx

Create .htpasswd entries for Apache and Nginx basic authentication. Securely hash passwords for web server protection. Fast, free, and private.

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1

Enter Credentials

Input the username and password for authentication.

2

Select Crypto

Choose MD5, Crypt, or Bcrypt encryption format.

3

Copy Line

Grab the formatted output line for your server's .htpasswd file.

Generate entries for your .htpasswd file to secure your website locations using Basic Authentication. This tool helps you create the correct user:hash format required by Apache and Nginx servers. Supports standard bcrypt hashing for maximum security. Simply enter a username and password to get the configuration line instantly. Entirely client-side, ensuring your server credentials remain private.

Key Features

Apache & Nginx Compatible

Generates standard formats used by major web servers.

Bcrypt Hashing

Uses strong Bcrypt hashing for password storage.

Instant Output

Copy and paste the result directly into your .htpasswd file.

Private

Passwords strictly processed in your browser.

Frequently Asked Questions

Copy the generated line (e.g., user:$2y$10$...) and paste it into your server's .htpasswd file.

This tool creates Bcrypt hashes, which are the modern standard for .htpasswd files.

Yes, hashing occurs locally. We never transmit your credentials.

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