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WiFi QR Code Generator

Enter the network name and password. We generate a QR code that phones understand — print it for the counter, the guest room, or the café table.

  • iPhone + Android
  • WPA2 / WPA3
  • Nothing uploaded

WiFi QR generator

Network name + password → QR

Exact name, including capitals and spaces.

Required for WPA/WEP. Choose Open for a network without a password.

QR payload

Enter a network name to build the payload.

The QR code contains the password. Print it only where trusted guests can see it, and use a guest network when possible.

Your QR code appears here.

HOW TO MAKE A WIFI QR CODE

Three steps to one-scan WiFi

The code is a snapshot of the network name and password — generate a new one whenever they change.

  1. 1

    Check the network name

    Open WiFi settings on a connected device. The SSID is case-sensitive and can include spaces.

  2. 2

    Enter the password and security

    Choose WPA/WPA2/WPA3 for modern networks. Use WEP only for old hardware, and Open for guest networks without a password.

  3. 3

    Download and print

    Save the PNG for a quick print or the SVG for signage. Test it with your own phone before printing a stack.

Works with the phones your guests carry

No app, no manual typing. The camera app does the work.

iPhone

iOS 11 and later recognizes WiFi QR codes.

Android

Android 10 and later offers a join prompt after scanning.

Guests

Open the camera, point it at the code, tap the notification.

WIFI QR CODE FAQ

WiFi QR codes, answered

  • They open the phone camera, point it at the code, and tap the join prompt. No app is required.

  • Yes. iOS 11+ and Android 10+ recognize WiFi QR codes natively.

  • Check the router label or the WiFi settings on a connected phone. The network name is case-sensitive.

  • Anyone who can scan the code can join. Use a guest network with a rotating password and place the sign where only guests can see it.

  • Yes. Enable “Hidden network” and the code includes H:true so compatible phones can still join.

  • Yes. The code uses T:WPA, which phones apply to WPA, WPA2, and WPA3 networks.

  • Generate a new code. The QR code is a snapshot of the name and password and does not update itself.

  • No. The QR code is rendered in your browser. The password is never sent to a server.

Start with a spreadsheet.

Drop in your CSV or Excel file — the first QR codes appear before you finish reading this.