WiFi QR
Share network access with one scan
Generate a QR code that fills in WiFi credentials automatically.
Ready to scan or download.
Tip: Print at 3 cm or larger for best scanning.
How to create a secure WiFi QR Code
Enter Details
Type in your exact Network Name (SSID) and Password. Select the encryption type (usually WPA/WPA2).
Test Scan
Point your phone camera at the preview code to ensure your phone recognizes the network and attempts to connect.
Download & Print
Save the image. Since it's a static code, it will work forever. Frame it or stick it on your router.
Why use a WiFi QR Code?
Typing out complex WiFi passwords is prone to errors. A WiFi QR code allows guests to connect instantly by scanning an image. It's the modern way to share internet access.
Privacy First
The QR code generation happens entirely on your device (client-side). Your WiFi credentials are never transmitted over the internet or stored in a database.
For Businesses
Place a QR code at tables, check-in counters, or in conference rooms. Reduce staff interruptions and improve customer satisfaction.
For Home
Keep a code on your fridge or in the guest room. Friends can join your secure network without you needing to read out a 20-character string.
Comprehensive Guide to WiFi QR Codes
What is a WiFi QR Code?
A WiFi QR code is a clever application of Quick Response (QR) code technology designed specifically for network authentication. Instead of storing a standard website URL or plain text, a WiFi QR code encodes the specific string format required by mobile operating systems (like iOS and Android) to identify a network and authenticate against it without manual typing.
WiFi QR codes have become ubiquitous for a reason: friction-less connectivity. Typing a 16-character complex password on a mobile keyboard is frustrating and prone to errors.
- Cafes and Restaurants: Print the code on menus, table tents, or receipts. This frees up your staff from constantly answering "What's the WiFi password?" and improves customer satisfaction.
- Airbnbs and Vacation Rentals: Include a framed QR code on the welcome desk or inside the guest manual. After a long day of travel, guests appreciate immediate connectivity without hunting for the router label.
- Corporate Offices: Place QR codes in conference rooms for visiting clients. It's a professional touch that saves time during meeting setups.
- Smart Homes: When friends come over, offer them a scan from your phone screen or a small printout on the fridge. It saves you from reading out complex passwords.
Common Questions
Is it safe to share my WiFi password like this?
Yes, generally. The QR code is just a representation of your text password. It's as safe as writing it on a piece of paper, but much more convenient. Just ensure you only display the code to trusted guests.
What is 'Hidden Network'?
A hidden network doesn't broadcast its name (SSID). If your router is set to hide the SSID, check this box so the QR code contains the special instruction for devices to actively search for it.
Does this work for iPhones?
Yes! The standard we use works natively with the iOS camera app and almost all Android devices starting from Android 10. No special app is required.