Your passwords, on paper*

Print the card, keep it in your wallet. Pick an animal and an object, read off as many characters as you need.

Card format
Password card V1-0218-6AA1-EQ3A-JKQM=. Rows are labelled with animals, columns with objects.
Row 🍕 🌵 🎸 🔑 🍄 🚀 🍌 🌻 🎩 🌲 🍆 🔥 🍺 🌊 💡 🌈 🎉 🍀
🐳 N v b H 2 D Y 8 T g D u c Z u f F c 6 4 Y
🐝 R y F u L p 3 1 X e w 0 M K Z 6 b 3 q e W
🐙 4 M 7 t 1 C A 9 z B X 9 p T 6 e 0 7 e R 6
🦙 L 4 x 6 8 V V L e Z 7 K S 8 h Y G H 1 0 A
🐧 P W 9 E o t 9 Z Y U e x g D 1 K m M x Q g
🐷 5 W 6 P C I M v G 4 T H E 1 8 L p I B k H
🐢 v Z 2 9 x 5 f B k D o h n 3 i o J m I U n
🐘 s N 1 B D V Z y 5 L r q S k R w 2 e R a t

V1-0218-6AA1-EQ3A-JKQM=

How many cards Cards
Monochrome
Special characters
A row for PINs

How it works

  1. Print the card and keep it somewhere you can always find it.
  2. For each site, pick a starting cell you'll remember: an animal and an object. Bank could be 🐷 + 🔑.
  3. Pick a direction and an amount of steps, or get creative, and there's your password.
  4. Printing more than one gives you that many different cards, not copies. Flip through the deck to see each one; every card has its own ID.

Make sure to keep track of the card's ID somewhere. You can reload it here as long as you have the ID. Without it, losing your card means losing your passwords, cause every card is unique.

*Or any other medium really, get creative!