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Free WiFi QR Code Generator

Let visitors connect without sharing your password out loud. Scanning the code joins your network automatically.

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What is a WiFi QR code?

A WiFi QR code stores your network name, password, and security type. Scanning it prompts the phone to join the network automatically, with no password typing.

It is the easiest way to share WiFi with guests. The login details sit inside the code, so people connect in a tap rather than reading out a long password.

What a WiFi QR code includes

Network name (SSID)
The exact network name, typed as it appears on the router.
Password
The WiFi password, which is stored inside the code.
Security type
Usually WPA or WPA2, or open for networks with no password.

How to create a WiFi QR code

Three quick steps, all in the generator above. It is free, there is no sign-up, and your code never expires.

  1. Enter your network details

    Add the network name, the password, and the security type. Everything stays on your device.

  2. Style it to match your space

    Set the colors, add a logo, and pick a frame so the code looks good on a table card or wall sign.

  3. Download and display

    Save a PNG or SVG, print it, and put it where guests sit. One scan connects them to WiFi.

What a WiFi QR code is good for

A few places this type of code tends to earn its scan.

  • Cafes, bars, and restaurants
  • Holiday rentals and hotels
  • Home guest networks
  • Offices and waiting rooms

Tips for a WiFi QR code that scans

  • Type the network name exactly, since it is case-sensitive.
  • Only display the code where you trust people to connect.
  • Use a separate guest network if your router supports one.
  • Print it at least 2 by 2 cm and test with a couple of phones.

WiFi QR code questions

Is my WiFi password safe?

The code is built in your browser and the details are stored inside the image. Share the printed code only where you trust the space.

Which security types work?

WPA and WPA2 are the common choices, with an open option for networks that have no password.

Does the WiFi QR code expire?

No. It keeps working until you change the network name or password, and it is free to make.

Does the code reveal my password?

The password is stored inside the code, so anyone who scans it can join. Display it only where you trust people.