WiFi QR Generator
Create a QR code for your WiFi network. Share it with guests or print it for easy access. No data sent to any server.
WiFi Network Details
Generated QR Code
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Fill in your WiFi network name and password
Generate
Click to create your QR code instantly
Share
Download and share with guests or print it
Tips for Sharing
- ✓ Print the QR code and place it in a visible location for guests
- ✓ iPhone and Android users can scan directly with their camera app
- ✓ The QR code contains your password — only share with trusted people
Works 100% in your browser. No app required. No data sent to servers.
Who Uses WiFi QR Codes?
A WiFi QR code replaces the awkward ritual of reading out a complex password and waiting while guests type it in. Print it, frame it, or add it to a card.
Home & Family
Hang a printed card near your router. Guests connect in seconds without asking for the password — and you never have to share it verbally again.
Cafés & Restaurants
Add a QR code to table cards, menus, or window stickers. Customers get instant access to your guest network without interrupting staff.
Hotels & Airbnbs
Place a printed card on the welcome desk. Guests scan on arrival and connect all their devices. No more "WiFi password?" messages at 2 AM.
Offices & Coworking
Display the visitor WiFi QR code in the reception area or meeting rooms. Keep your internal network separate with a dedicated guest QR code.
Events & Venues
Print the QR code on event programs, lanyards, or signage. Attendees connect at once rather than bottlenecking on a shared password.
Schools & Libraries
Post QR codes in classrooms and study areas for student guest networks. Update the password regularly by printing new codes — no IT announcement needed.
Best Practices for WiFi QR Codes
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Use a separate guest network
Most modern routers support a guest SSID isolated from your main network. Put that password in the QR code, not your primary network password, so guests cannot access other devices on your LAN.
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Print at least 2 × 2 cm
QR codes smaller than 2 cm across are hard for mobile cameras to detect reliably. The generator outputs 512 × 512 px — at 300 DPI this is about 4.3 × 4.3 cm, which is ideal.
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Test before printing in bulk
After downloading, open the image and scan it with a separate device. Verify the SSID and password are correct before printing 50 table cards.
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Rotate your guest password periodically
Generate a new QR code whenever you update the password. Keep the old code out of circulation to prevent unauthorized access.