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Free WiFi QR Code Generator — Share Your Password Instantly

Generate a WiFi QR code your guests scan to connect automatically — no typing needed. Works on iPhone and Android. Customise colours, add your logo, and download as PNG, JPG or SVG. Free, no sign-up, runs entirely in your browser.

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What is a WiFi QR Code?

A WiFi QR code is a scannable image that encodes your wireless network credentials — the network name (SSID), password and security protocol — so that anyone with a smartphone can join your network with a single camera tap, no typing required.

Internally it uses the open WIFI: URI scheme, for example WIFI:T:WPA;S:MyNetwork;P:MyPassword;;. This standard is natively supported by the Camera app on iPhone (iOS 11+) and Android (8+), meaning guests need zero extra apps.

The code is generated entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your password never leaves your device — it is never sent to any server.

< 1 min
to create & download
100%
browser-based, zero uploads
iOS 11+
native Camera support
Android 9+
native Camera support

How to create a WiFi QR code in 3 steps

1

Enter your network details

Type your WiFi network name (SSID) exactly as it appears in the list of available networks. Add your password and choose WPA/WPA2 for most modern routers.

2

Customise the design

Pick a colour preset, choose dot and eye shapes, add your café or business logo, and select a border template like 'Scan Me'. Live preview updates instantly.

3

Download & print

Download as SVG for crisp print quality at any size — from a small table card to a large window sticker. PNG and JPG are also available for digital use.

Who uses WiFi QR codes?

☕

Cafés & Coffee Shops

Place a laminated QR card on every table. Customers connect the moment they sit down — no staff interruptions, no squinting at tiny text.

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Restaurants & Bars

Add the code to your menu or table tent. Pair it with a 'Scan Me' border template in your brand colours for a polished, professional look.

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Airbnb & Holiday Lets

Put it in your welcome booklet or frame it by the entrance. Guests arrive and get online before they've even unpacked — five-star first impression.

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Offices & Co-working Spaces

Stick one by reception or in every meeting room. Visitors never need to ask for the password again, and you never need to share it verbally.

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Clinics & Waiting Rooms

Patients and visitors can connect to your guest WiFi without touching a shared keyboard or disrupting the reception team.

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Events & Conferences

Print on lanyards, badges or a banner at the entrance. Hundreds of attendees can get online in minutes without queuing at a help desk.

WiFi QR code vs. sharing the password manually

MethodTime to connectRisk of typosStaff effort
📱 WiFi QR code~3 secondsNoneZero
🗣️ Verbal / written1–3 minutesHighEvery customer
📋 Posted on a sign30–60 secondsMediumMinimal

Tips for a great WiFi QR code design

1
Use high contrast colours
Dark foreground on a white or light background scans fastest and most reliably. Avoid light-on-light or dark-on-dark combinations.
2
Add a 'Scan for WiFi' label
Use the Banner or Badge border template and set the text to 'Scan for WiFi' or 'Free WiFi'. It removes any guesswork for customers.
3
Download SVG for print
SVG is a vector format that stays sharp at any size, from a 5 cm table card to a 1 m window vinyl. PNG works for digital and social use.
4
Minimum print size: 2.5 × 2.5 cm
Below this, camera autofocus struggles. For wall signs viewed from over 50 cm, use at least 10 × 10 cm.
5
Laminate for longevity
A laminated QR card in a table stand lasts years without fading, peeling or smudging — far cheaper than reprinting menus.

Frequently asked questions

How do I create a WiFi QR code?
Enter your network name (SSID), password and security type (WPA/WPA2 is most common) in the form above, then download the generated QR code as PNG, JPG or SVG. The whole process takes under a minute.
What security type should I choose for my WiFi QR code?
Most modern home and business routers use WPA/WPA2. If you are unsure, check your router settings page (usually at 192.168.1.1) or the sticker on the back of the router. If your network has no password, select None (open).
Can I use this WiFi QR code in my café or restaurant?
Yes. Print the QR code and place it on your tables, menu, or counter. Customers scan it and connect to your guest WiFi without you needing to recite a complex password every time. Laminating it makes it durable for everyday use.
Does the QR code store my WiFi password?
The password is encoded directly in the QR code image and processed entirely in your browser using JavaScript. We never see, store or transmit your credentials to any server.
Does a WiFi QR code expire?
No. The code is permanent and encodes your credentials directly in the image. It will stop working only if you change your WiFi password or network name — in which case you generate a new code in under a minute.
How do I scan a WiFi QR code on iPhone?
Open the built-in Camera app on your iPhone (iOS 11 or later), point it at the QR code and tap the notification that appears. Your iPhone will prompt you to join the network automatically — no app needed.
How do I scan a WiFi QR code on Android?
On Android 9 and later, open the Camera app or go to Settings > WiFi, tap Add Network and then scan QR code. On older Android, use Google Lens or any free QR scanner app. The phone will connect automatically after scanning.
What size should I print the WiFi QR code?
For a table card or desk stand, 5×5 cm (about 2×2 inches) is the minimum for reliable scanning. For a wall sign or window sticker viewed from 30–60 cm away, use at least 10×10 cm. Download the SVG format for the crispest print at any size.
Can I add my logo to the WiFi QR code?
Yes. Use the Logo upload option in the Style panel. The generator automatically switches error correction to High so the code stays scannable even with a logo covering the centre.