Point your camera at a WiFi QR code to instantly scan and connect. No app download needed. 100% private — your image never leaves your device.
Allow camera access to scan WiFi QR codes. All processing happens locally on your device.
Hold your camera steady and point at the QR code
Your camera feed never leaves your device
One tap to connect after scanning
The live scanner continuously analyses the camera feed and identifies QR codes in real time — no shutter button needed. Hold the code in frame and the result appears automatically.
Click "Start Scanner" and approve the camera permission prompt from your browser. The camera feed appears immediately. All video processing stays on your device.
Point your camera at the WiFi QR code. Keep it within the scanning window and hold steady. Good lighting helps — avoid glare from laminated surfaces.
When a QR code is detected, the scanner pauses and displays the decoded content. For WiFi codes it shows the network name, password, and security type.
On mobile devices, tap "Connect to WiFi" to hand the credentials directly to your system settings. On desktop, copy the password and enter it in your network manager.
Camera permission was denied
Open your browser's site settings (padlock icon in the address bar), find Camera, and switch it to Allow. Then reload the page.
The QR code is not detected
Ensure the entire code is within the frame, the surface is not at a severe angle, and there is sufficient light. Move closer to increase apparent code size.
The live feed is blurry
On phones, tap the screen to manually focus. On laptops, clean the webcam lens. Some older webcams have fixed-focus lenses that struggle at close range.
No camera appears in the selector
Another app may be holding the camera exclusively. Close video-conferencing software, other browser tabs with camera access, or virtual webcam applications.
The scanner uses the browser's getUserMedia API to access your camera. Video frames are decoded in-browser using the ZXing-wasm and jsQR libraries. At no point are frames or decoded data transmitted to any server.