DECODE A WIFI CODE
WiFi QR Code Scanner
Point your camera at the code, or upload a screenshot. The network name and password are decoded on your device — then connect from your WiFi settings.
- Camera or image
- No upload
- Password copy
WiFi QR scanner
Camera or screenshot → network details
Upload or drop an image
A screenshot or photo containing a QR code. Up to 10 images at once.
Scan with your camera
Point at a QR code. The camera stays on this device.
No camera on the device? Upload a screenshot of the WiFi code instead. The network name and password are read locally.
HOW TO SCAN A WIFI QR CODE
Camera or screenshot — both work
Useful at a café, hotel, or office where the code is printed or stored as an image.
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Allow the camera, or choose an image
The camera scans live. If access is blocked, upload a screenshot or paste one with Ctrl/⌘ + V.
- 2
Point at the code or upload
Hold the phone steady and fill the frame with the QR code. For images, crop tightly around the code if it is small.
- 3
Read or copy the credentials
The network name, security type, and password appear below. Tap the eye to reveal the password and copy it into your WiFi settings.
WIFI SCANNER FAQ
Scanning WiFi codes, answered
Start the camera and point it at the code, or upload a screenshot. The network name and password appear below.
Yes. Upload a photo or paste a screenshot; decoding happens on your device.
Browsers require permission and a secure HTTPS page. If access is blocked, use the image upload instead.
No. It reads the code and shows the credentials. The actual join happens through your phone’s WiFi settings or camera app.
Yes, after you tap the eye icon. The QR code itself contains the password.
No. They are decoded locally in the browser and never sent to a server.
Crop tightly around the code, avoid blur and glare, and try a higher-resolution image.
Yes. URLs and text also decode, but this page is optimized for WiFi codes. Use the image reader for general QR codes.
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Every tool runs in your browser. Free, no sign-up, nothing uploaded.
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