Paper is fragile
It gets wet, fades, gets lost or thrown away by mistake. If it disappears, so do the funds.
Bitcoin address generator · SegWit bc1q · BIP39
Your Bitcoin address, made in your browser.
Create an address with its 12 or 24-word seed phrase and take it with you as a print-ready paper wallet. For tips, gifts and small amounts. Never for your savings.
- 0 servers
- 0 cookies
- Works offline
01 — For small things
A paper wallet is a piggy bank, not a safe.
These addresses are perfect to get started, to gift or to receive small amounts. To store real money you need a hardware wallet.
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Use it for
- Tips and donations
- Gifting your first sats
- A piggy bank for the kids
- Trying Bitcoin risk-free
- Giveaways and events
Never for
- Your savings
- Salaries or large payments
- Inheritance or long-term funds
- Money you cannot afford to lose
Whoever sees it, takes it
Anyone who photographs or reads the seed phrase can spend the whole balance in seconds.
Your device matters
A computer with malware or a malicious extension could spy on the phrase while it is generated. That is why offline is better.
02 — Generator
Generate your address
Move your mouse or finger over the coin to add your own randomness. The system generator is already secure; your movement only adds to it.
Move your cursor or finger over the coin area
Your randomness0%
Public sidebc1q · BIP84
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Your Bitcoin address
bc1q ···· ···· ···· ···· ···· ···· ···· ···· ····
Small amounts only
Share this address or its QR code to receive bitcoin.
Secret side12
Seed phrase
Private key (WIF)
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Derivation path
m/84'/0'/0'/0/0
This is the master key. Do not photograph it or type it into your phone.
We store nothing. If you reload or close the page, this address is lost forever: download the PDF now.
03 — Bulk generation
Many addresses at once
To gift at an event, a class or a giveaway: every address has its own independent seed phrase.
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04 — Offline mode
Maximum safety: no internet
Download the whole website as a single file and generate your addresses with the computer disconnected.
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Download
Save the HTML file to your computer or a USB stick.
- 2
Disconnect
Turn off wifi and unplug the network cable.
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Open
Double-click the file. It works in any modern browser.
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Generate and print
Create your wallet, print it and close the browser before reconnecting.
Download offline version
- File SHA-256 fingerprint
8ae913d5cd69d535dc2ac6127b2bed26ba4ec0058230713cb957241e0716c754- Size
- 1.32 MB
05 — Quick guide
Receive, check and spend
Receive
Share the bc1q address or show the QR code on the public side. You can receive as many times as you like.
Check
Look the address up on a block explorer such as mempool.space to see the balance. Only the public part is needed.
Spend
Import the seed phrase into a BIP84-compatible wallet (BlueWallet, Sparrow, Electrum, Nunchuk…) and send the full balance.
Retire
Once you have spent from the phrase, consider the paper wallet used and destroy it.
07 — About direccionesbitcoin.com
A Bitcoin address and paper wallet generator, made for small things
direccionesbitcoin.com is a free Bitcoin address generator that creates, right in your browser, a native SegWit (bc1q) address together with its BIP39 seed phrase and WIF private key. It is a modern alternative to classic paper wallet generators such as bitaddress.org, using today’s BIP84 standard, compatible with any wallet.
You can download your Bitcoin paper wallet as a print-ready PDF to cut out and fold; create many addresses at once to gift bitcoin at events, classes or giveaways; or use the offline version, with no internet connection, for maximum safety.
Its purpose is educational and practical: gifting your first satoshis, receiving tips or trying Bitcoin with small amounts. To store savings, always use a hardware wallet.
06 — FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe?
The address is created on your device with the browser’s cryptographic generator (crypto.getRandomValues) and audited libraries. Nothing is sent over the internet. Still, it is a solution for small amounts: safety also depends on your computer, your printer and where you keep the paper.
What is a seed phrase?
A list of 12 or 24 words (BIP39 standard) that holds the key to your address. With it you can recover the funds in any compatible wallet. Whoever holds it controls the money.
12 or 24 words?
12 words (128 bits) are already impossible to guess with current technology and easier to copy. 24 words (256 bits) give you an extra margin.
Why bc1q addresses?
They are native SegWit (BIP84): today’s standard format, with lower fees than old addresses starting with 1 or 3, and supported by virtually every wallet and exchange.
Do you store my keys?
No. There is no server, database, cookies or analytics. The page is not even allowed to connect to the internet (CSP security policy). When you close it, everything is gone.
What is m/84'/0'/0'/0/0?
It is the derivation path: it tells the wallet which address to take from your phrase. It is the first standard BIP84 receiving address, the one any wallet shows when importing the phrase.
What if I lose the paper?
If you lose both the seed phrase and the private key, the bitcoin at that address are lost forever. Nobody, including us, can recover them.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes, the site works on mobile. But the safest option is a computer disconnected from the internet using the offline version.
Is it an alternative to bitaddress.org?
Yes. It does the same as classic paper wallet generators, but with today’s standard: SegWit bc1q addresses (lower fees), a BIP39 seed phrase any modern wallet understands, a foldable PDF and a single-file offline version.
Can I gift bitcoin with a paper wallet?
Yes, it is one of its best uses. Generate the address, send a small amount, print the PDF, fold it and give it away. The recipient can import the phrase into their wallet and spend the funds.
How much does it cost?
Nothing. The site is free, with no sign-up, ads or fees. You only pay the normal Bitcoin network fee when you send or spend funds.