WiFi QR Code Generator
Create scannable WiFi QR codes instantly. Enter SSID, password, and encryption (WPA/WPA2/WPA3/WEP) to let guests connect by scanning. Free, private, no upload.
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What is WiFi QR Code Generator?
A WiFi QR Code Generator turns your wireless network credentials into a scannable QR code. When a guest points their phone camera at the code, the device offers to join the WiFi network automatically — no manual password entry required.
Key Benefits
- Share WiFi instantly without reading out passwords
- Reduce typos on long or complex WPA passphrases
- Ideal for cafés, hotels, Airbnbs, offices, and events
- Works fully offline in the browser — nothing is uploaded
Common Use Cases
- •Print and frame a WiFi QR code for guests at home or in a rental
- •Display a code at a café counter so customers self-serve the WiFi
- •Embed in conference badges or event signage for attendee access
- •Share a temporary network with contractors or short-term visitors
How to Generate a WiFi QR Code
- Enter your network name (SSID): Type the WiFi network name exactly as it appears in your router settings.
- Choose encryption and enter the password: Select WPA (most common), WEP, or None for open networks, then type the WiFi password.
- Toggle hidden network if needed: Check the hidden-network box if your SSID is not broadcast publicly.
- Download and share the QR code: Click Download PNG, print or display the QR code, and let guests scan it with their phone camera to connect.
Key Features
- Supports WPA, WPA2, WPA3, legacy WEP, and open networks.
- Optional hidden-network flag for SSIDs that do not broadcast.
- Password visibility toggle and SSID-based download filename.
- High-resolution 1024px PNG export suitable for printing.
- 100% client-side — no server, no upload, no data collected.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which phones can scan WiFi QR codes?
Most modern iOS and Android devices scan WiFi QR codes with the native camera app. Some older Android phones may need a QR scanner app that supports the WiFi action.
Is it safe to put my WiFi password in a QR code?
Yes. This tool runs entirely in your browser — the password never leaves your device. Be mindful of who you physically share the printed QR code with, since anyone who scans it can join the network.
What encryption types are supported?
WPA (covers WPA, WPA2, and WPA3), legacy WEP, and open networks with no password. WPA is the correct choice for almost all modern home and office routers.
Why is the hidden network option needed?
Routers can be configured to not broadcast the SSID. If your network is hidden, enabling this flag tells the phone to search for the SSID explicitly instead of waiting for a broadcast.