You can't. Only safe way is to make up your own key from 21 words and use it as "paper wallet".

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Wait, how do you mean? Is that possible?

Sure, you need some maths, or better python programming skills.

It's pretty simple, also without the BIP39 Seed phrase... Tip: The bitcoin private key is just a number. You can pick your private keys randomly using just a coin, pencil, and paper: toss a coin 256 times and you have the binary digits of a random private key you can use in a bitcoin wallet. The public key can then be generated from the private key.

Thank you — I looked into this, now I understand better how it works! I can basically create my own private + public key without ever exposing my private key on a computer unless I want to send something, right?

Right

Thx!!