• "Passwords" Tab of Random Password Generator Expert
• "Masking" Tab of Random Password Generator Expert
• Passwords pronounceableness
• Non-alphabet characters
• Numeric characters
• Case slider bar

Passwords pronounceableness is controlled by means of Level of pronouncing slider bar. Setting pronounceableness to minimum results in passwords like "vrckPrtp" while maximum pronounceableness produces combinations like "BreedooF" which are easier to spell and memorize.

Mark Allow characters checkbox if you want to use non-alphabet characters in your passwords. Density slider bar controls the relative amount of non-alphabet characters in your passwords. Moving it to the right increases occurrence of non-alphabet characters. Pressing Select characters button brings up a table of characters where you can mark the characters you want to employ. By default all 30 non-alphabet characters are marked.

Mark Allow numbers checkbox if you want to employ numeric characters. The number of numeric characters can be fixed (select Fixed radio button use spin controls to define how many numeric characters should be there in each password) or variable (select Random radio button).
You also have three options for numbers position:
- Left side - all numeric characters will be placed only at the beginnings of the passwords.
- Right side - all numeric characters will be placed only at passwords ends.
- Inside - numeric characters will be interspersed among letters and non-alphabet characters.

Case slider bar is used to set correlation of capital and lowercase letters in the passwords. The more you move it upwards, the oftener capital letters occur. Setting the slider to extreme top capitalizes all letters in passwords, setting it to the bottom sets all letters to lowercase.