OTP generator

Calculate a one-time-password test vector from a Base32 secret and counter or timestamp.

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Using OTP generator

OTP generator decodes the Base32 key, signs the eight-byte moving counter with HMAC-SHA-1 and applies dynamic truncation. It preserves leading zeroes and checks the counter range.

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A worked example

The public RFC example secret with HOTP counter 0 produces 755224. In TOTP mode at Unix timestamp 59 with eight digits, it produces 94287082.

Before you use the result

This is a protocol calculator, not an authenticator account store. The displayed example secret is public. TOTP uses the timestamp you enter, a 30-second step and SHA-1; it does not refresh as time passes.

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ToolOctopus. “OTP generator.” Updated 2026-09-19. https://tooloctopus.com/otp-generator.

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