What is a TOTP code?
TOTP means time-based one-time password. It is the six or eight digit code commonly used by authenticator apps.
Local 2FA utility
Paste an otpauth URI or enter a Base32 secret to inspect 2FA settings and generate the current dynamic one-time password locally.
Enter a secret or otpauth URI to generate a code.
TOTP means time-based one-time password. It is the six or eight digit code commonly used by authenticator apps.
No. Parsing and code generation run in your browser using Web Crypto APIs.
It is a setup link used by authenticator apps. It usually includes the account label, issuer, secret, algorithm, digits, and period.
Most services use SHA-1, 6 digits, and a 30-second period. Use the values from the original otpauth URI when available.
It is better used for inspection and recovery workflows. For daily use, keep 2FA secrets in a trusted authenticator or password manager.
TOTP codes are derived from the secret and current time. A new code is generated every period, usually every 30 seconds.