Local generation
The TOTP calculation happens in the browser using Web Crypto instead of posting your secret to a backend endpoint.
Paste a TOTP secret and get the current verification code in seconds. No account, no upload, no server-side secret storage.
One Base32 secret or otpauth://totp link per line.
A focused TOTP utility should make the sensitive action obvious, fast, and easy to verify.
The TOTP calculation happens in the browser using Web Crypto instead of posting your secret to a backend endpoint.
See exactly when the current code expires, then receive the next code automatically without resubmitting.
Generate multiple independent TOTP codes in one view while keeping every secret hidden by default.
Paste a standard TOTP enrollment URI and Fast2FA reads the issuer, label, algorithm, digits, and period.
Large tap targets, clear code typography, and a one-column mobile layout make quick sign-ins easier.
This tool is intentionally not a password manager. Clear everything with one click after you finish.
Use this only with a TOTP secret that belongs to an account you are authorized to access.
Get the Base32 secret from the service's two-factor authentication setup screen or your own secure backup.
The secret stays masked by default. You can also paste a standard otpauth://totp link.
Use the displayed code before the countdown reaches zero. It refreshes automatically for the next period.
Important details about browser-based TOTP generation.
TOTP is a time-based one-time password derived from a shared secret and the current time. The common algorithm is specified by RFC 6238.
The application code does not write TOTP secrets to localStorage, cookies, or a backend database. The secret exists in the current page while you use the tool, so use a trusted browser and device.
Most TOTP configurations use a 30-second period. When that time window changes, the generated one-time password changes too.
Yes. Put one Base32 secret or TOTP URI on each line. Fast2FA can display up to 25 codes at once.
No. Fast2FA is a temporary utility, not a vault. For regular use, prefer a dedicated authenticator or reputable password manager with protected TOTP storage.