What Can You Protect With Encrypted Paper?
SecurePaper encrypts sensitive text in your browser with AES-256-GCM and turns it into printable QR codes. The paper is useless to anyone who finds it — and priceless to you when devices fail, accounts lock, or the internet is down. Here are the situations it was built for.
Seed Phrase Backup on Paper, Encrypted
How to store a seed phrase safely: encrypt it in your browser with AES-256 and print it as QR codes — a paper backup that stays unreadable if found.
Read moreWhere to Store 2FA Backup Codes
The safest place for 2FA backup codes: encrypted on paper. Turn recovery codes into AES-256 encrypted QR codes you can print and read back anytime.
Read moreEmergency Access: A Digital Legacy Plan on Paper
Create an in-case-of-emergency envelope your family can actually use: encrypted instructions printed as QR codes, unlocked by a passphrase or key.
Read moreIs It Safe to Write Passwords on Paper?
Writing passwords on paper is safe only if they are encrypted. Back up passwords as AES-256 encrypted QR codes anyone can print but only you can read.
Read moreSecurePaper for Business: Offline Credential Backup
Business continuity, break-glass access, and succession planning with encrypted paper backups — offline credential storage no ransomware can reach.
Read moreNot sure where to start?
The step-by-step guide walks through creating your first encrypted paper backup, and the security page explains exactly how the encryption works and where keys are stored.
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