wifiqrcode.com

Wi-Fi QR Code Generator

Your guests scan the code and they are online. No more spelling out passwords.

Created in your browser. Your password never leaves your device.

QR code to join the Wi-Fi network

Enter your network name to create the QR code.

Before you print, scan the code with a phone that is not yet connected to this network.

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How to create this?

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The password is still in the QR code, so scanner apps can show it.

How does it work?

  1. 1

    Enter your Wi-Fi details

    Type in the network name and password. The QR code updates as you type.

  2. 2

    Print or download

    Print a ready-made sign or download the code as PNG or SVG for your own design.

  3. 3

    Guests scan and connect

    Put it up in your living room, office or restaurant. Guests point their camera at it and connect.

Questions and answers

Is my password safe?

Yes. The QR code is generated directly in your browser. Your network name and password are never sent to us or anyone else.

Is it really free? Does the code expire?

Yes, it is free: no sign-up, no ads and no watermark. The QR code contains your network name and password directly, not a link to our website, so it never expires. If you change your network name or password, create a new code.

How can I scan the QR code?

We recommend our QRbot app, available for Android and iOS at qrbot.net. It is well-designed, fast and free!

Most iPhones and Android phones can also scan it directly with the built-in camera app.

What password should I choose?

A Wi-Fi QR code gives you a strong password without the hassle of typing it. So choose a strong password that contains:

  • at least 16 characters
  • upper- and lowercase letters
  • numbers
  • special characters (%, $, &, ...)

WPA, WEP or none?

WPA/WPA2/WPA3 is the most secure option and the default for almost every router. If you are not sure, choose this one. WEP is outdated and only meant for very old devices. None means your Wi-Fi is open to everyone.

Where do I find my network name and password?

Most routers have a sticker on the back or bottom with the network name and password, often labeled “Wi-Fi key” or “WPA key”. If the password was changed, a device that is already connected can show it:

  • iPhone: Settings › Wi-Fi, tap ⓘ next to the network, then Password.
  • Android: open the Wi-Fi settings, tap the network or its gear icon, then Share or QR code. The password appears below a QR code.
  • Mac: System Settings › Wi-Fi › Advanced, then … next to the network › Copy Password.
  • Windows 11: Settings › Network & internet › Wi-Fi › Manage known networks, choose the network, then View Wi-Fi security key.