In this blog, I'll be showing you the step required to generate SSH key on a Windows PC.

1. You will first need to download the Git bash client here unless you have a bash supported terminal.
2. Open your bash supported terminal or Git bash and type the following command: ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C "[email protected].
3. It will now give you the possibility to write a passphrase. If you decide to enter this, you'll need to enter it every time you connect to the server using ssh. So if you want to be the safest you may enter a passphrase.
4. Now it will ask you to decide where you want to save the file. By default it will save it in ~/.ssh/* folder.

You have now completed the step required to generate a SSH key. You may now add it to your server or git repository.