Password Locker is a small yet efficient application designed to store and protect sensitive data, such as account passwords or login details that you do not want to fall into the wrong hands.

It's wrapped in a user-friendly interface with colorful icons and several security measures. When the app is run for the first time, you are asked to input a master password and two personal safety questions. It's also recommended to run the tool in administrator mode.

Each panel is followed by a few help tips and short explanations on how the functions work. To add a new account, all you have to fill in is the account name, username, password (which can be displayed), along with a webpage and additional notes.

Plus, if you think the old password is not good enough, you can press the "Generate" button next to the field to automatically get a new key. Sadly, you can't choose what characters (e.g. numbers, lowercase/uppercase letters, symbols) the password should include.

All the entries are displayed in a small list in the main window. Unfortunately, it's not possible to make the panel bigger or the text larger. The fill-form feature automatically passes the login details to the username and password fields from the bottom of the window.

From the settings, you have the option to change the default browser where the websites are opened, the locker display location and timeout lock, as well as reset the two security questions.

There are no other personalization options you can tweak, like the theme, color palette or another style for the icons. It would've been nice if the app offered the choice to enter credit cards, bank accounts or games accounts.

Password Locker is a useful piece of software created to provide a secure and easy solution for storing numerous private and professional accounts or login information. Despite its intuitive functions, the lack of some essential options and fields makes the app impractical to most users.