Authenticator bulk export QR Code

Google Authenticator multi-account export carrying live 2FA seeds. You can scan and verify one, but you won't find it in our generator.

What is a Authenticator bulk export QR code?

This QR code format, best known from Google Authenticator's account export feature, packs the secret seeds for every two-factor account you've added into a single code, so you can move them to a new phone in one scan.

Who issues it

Your own authenticator app creates this code, on your own device, when you choose to export your accounts.

The standard behind it

This isn't governed by any published standard, it's a format specific to the exporting app, most commonly Google Authenticator's migration feature.

Why you can't generate this here

The code contains live secret material (2FA seeds, a vault export, a private key or bearer token). Generating one would mint or leak a real secret, so we refuse by design.

You can still scan and verify one with our free QR checker.

Frequently asked

Can I make a Authenticator bulk export QR code with a generator?
No, deliberately. Generating one would mean either fabricating live two-factor secrets or asking you to hand us real ones, both defeat the purpose of two-factor authentication.

Can I check whether one I received is genuine?
There's nothing to verify, it isn't a credential someone else issues to you. If you're transferring your own accounts, use your authenticator app's own export feature and scan the code immediately with your new device.

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Last updated: 2026-07-19.