A password card for your wallet

A Password2QR card is a wallet-size plastic or paper card with a QR code that stores only part of your password. The second part is yours — you define and use it with no relation to Password2QR. Our tip: make it a short PIN you can remember.

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ISO ID-1 · 85.60 × 53.98 mm · 300 DPI

Three ways to get your card

Print at home

The designer produces a true-size print view with crop marks. Print duplex at 100% scale, cut and laminate — done in minutes.

Save the images or card file

Download the front and back as PNG images, or a single card file for any print shop. Every export is decode-verified: the QR must scan back exactly or nothing is exported.

Order a plastic card

Have a durable PVC card printed and mailed to you. Only partial-password cards can be ordered — the printing service ever sees only part of a password, never the rest. Order →

Why a lost card can’t unlock anything

The card holds only part of your password. The second part is defined and used by you, with no relation to Password2QR — our tip is a short PIN you remember. It is never printed, saved or sent anywhere.
Nothing on the card can confirm the missing part. There is no check value, so the app can’t tell anyone — including a thief — which entry is right. Every guess has to be tried at the real login, where sites limit attempts.
Even the card service never sees your password. If you order a printed card, the printer and the mail carrier handle only the card part.
You stay in control. Lost a card? Change the password at that site and make a new card — the old card becomes useless.

Good to know: make your second part 6 or more characters, never your bank-card PIN, and keep it out of your wallet and phone notes. If you lose the card and the site’s password database is ever leaked, a short second part could be guessed offline — another reason to change the password when a card goes missing.