Free tool · WiFi QR code
Let guests join your WiFi with a scan
Enter your network name and password, and get a QR code people scan to connect, no reading the password out loud. It's built in your browser, so your details are never uploaded.
What it's for
Where a WiFi QR code helps.
Anywhere people ask for the password. Here's where one earns its keep.
- Home guests
- Stick one on the fridge so visitors join without you digging out the password.
- Café or restaurant
- Put it on each table so customers connect while they wait, no staff needed.
- Short-stay rental
- Add it to your Airbnb welcome book so guests get online the moment they arrive.
- Office or meeting room
- Let visitors hop on the guest network without looping in IT.
- Market booth
- A code on the table saves you reading the password out fifty times a day.
Step by step
How to make a WiFi QR code.
- 1
Enter your network
Type your network name and password, then pick your security type. WPA/WPA2 fits almost every router.
- 2
Check it scans
The code builds as you type. Point your own phone at it to make sure it connects.
- 3
Print and set it out
Download the SVG so it stays sharp, then put it on a table tent, fridge, or sign for guests.
Getting it to scan
The settings that matter.
A WiFi code only earns its keep if a phone reads it and connects on the first try. Here's what each option does.
- Security type
- Pick WPA/WPA2 for almost every home and café router. WEP is for old hardware. None is an open network with no password.
- Hidden network
- Tick this only if your router hides its name. The phone needs the hint to find a network that isn't broadcasting.
- Colour and contrast
- Keep a dark code on a light background. Pale codes or low contrast can stop a phone camera from reading it at all.
Frequently asked
WiFi QR code questions, answered plainly.
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