Create a new temporary MAC address to spoof free wifi (using terminal)?

Question

Background

I have a laptop with which I use to connect to a wifi. Normally, if I connect to some wifi, the laptop presents itself with its default MAC-address and I can display it using

ip a

where I can see the wifi device (wlp0s20f3), its IP-addresses and the presented MAC address (18:1d:ea:6d:be:00). This would be the MAC-address that I'd be using for people who have a wifi with MAC-address white list, etc.

Now imagine a Wifi, that limits the connection usage based on the MAC-address alone. To get around it, I could simply present a new virtual MAC-address once in a while and the Wifi would simply think it's a completely new device connecting.

Question

How can I create a new virtual wifi connection with a different MAC-address using the command line? Ideally with the ip command, not the deprecated ifconfig or other network-tools?

So far I found out I can create a new virtual interface using

ip link add link wlp0s20f3 address 00:11:11:11:11:11 wlp0s20f3.1 type macvlan
sudo ip link set wlp0s20f3.1 up

But how do I present it to the wifi now?

Note: I want something I can set up temporarily and delete it later. Please include the commands to undo the setup as well. Thanks!