Preparing a Password Dictionary
Create useful TXT dictionaries without exposing your candidate passwords.
One candidate per line
Create a plain-text TXT file locally with one candidate password per line. Do not use a spreadsheet, rich-text document, or comma-separated list.
The supplied interface specifies TXT / UTF-8 input. Save the dictionary as UTF-8 and preserve intended password characters. Check release instructions for byte-order marks or newline edge cases.
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example-candidate-03Blank lines and duplicate entries
The supplied interface states that blank lines and surrounding spaces are preserved, with no mutations or deduplication applied. Each selected line is tried, and duplicate passwords count as separate attempts. Confirm that your installed release uses the same rules.
Keep meaningful whitespace intact when it is part of a candidate password. Remove unintended blank lines or duplicates locally to avoid wasted work, and review the imported entry count.
Quality over size
Prioritize plausible candidates from what you remember. More entries increase work and do not guarantee success. Keep dictionaries on your device and never attach them to support requests.
Never share recovery phrases, private keys, wallet passwords, wallet files, or password dictionaries. Prepare a sanitized support report if you need help.