Wi-Fi QR code generator
Free · no sign-upTurn your Wi-Fi into a QR code — guests scan it and connect without typing the password.
Enter your network name to generate a QR code.
Create a Wi-Fi QR code that lets anyone join your network by scanning it with a phone camera — no reading out or typing the password. Enter your network name and password, pick your security type, and download the code. Everything runs in your browser; your Wi-Fi details are never uploaded.
- ✓Guests connect by scanning — no typing
- ✓WPA/WPA2/WPA3, WEP or open networks
- ✓Works with the built-in iPhone and Android camera
- ✓Download as PNG or SVG to print or share
- ✓Runs in your browser — your password stays on your device
Who it's for
- A scannable Wi-Fi card for guests at home
- Café, salon or office guest Wi-Fi on a poster
- Airbnb or rental welcome sheet
- Event or meeting-room network access
How it works
- 1Enter your Wi-Fi network name (SSID).
- 2Type the password and choose the security type.
- 3Download the QR code as PNG or SVG.
- 4Print it or put it where guests can scan it.
Frequently asked questions
How do I connect by scanning a Wi-Fi QR code?+
Open the camera app on an iPhone (iOS 11+) or a recent Android phone and point it at the code. A prompt to join the network appears — tap it. No separate app is needed.
Which security type should I choose?+
Almost all modern routers use WPA (this also covers WPA2 and WPA3). Choose WEP only for very old networks, or “No password” for an open network.
Is my Wi-Fi password safe?+
Yes. The QR code is generated entirely in your browser and your network name and password are never sent anywhere.
Can I use this for a hidden network?+
Yes — tick “Hidden network” and the code will include the flag phones need to find and join a non-broadcast SSID.
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