Need a different QR type? Open the full QR Code Studio for URL, text, email, SMS, contact, location, event and more.
Let guests join your Wi-Fi by scanning a code instead of typing a long password. Your network details stay in your browser.
Need a different QR type? Open the full QR Code Studio for URL, text, email, SMS, contact, location, event and more.
A Wi-Fi QR code contains your network name, security type and password, which makes it sensitive. Many online generators send that data to their servers. This generator builds the standard WIFI: QR format entirely inside your browser, so your password is never transmitted or stored. Print the code and stick it in a guest room, cafe or office, and visitors on iPhone (camera app) or Android (camera or Wi-Fi settings) can join instantly. It supports WPA, WPA2, WPA3, WEP, open networks and hidden networks.
Your link, Wi-Fi password or contact details are turned into a QR code inside your browser. No account, no upload, no server logs.
Pick colours and gradients, dot and corner styles, add your logo, and wrap the code in a "Scan Me" frame.
Download PNG, SVG (vector for print), JPG, WEBP or PDF, or copy the image straight to your clipboard.
These are static QR codes. They work forever, with no scan limits, no watermark and no subscription.
Every code is test-scanned live in your browser so you know it reads correctly before you print it.
Install it as an app. After your first visit the whole tool keeps working without an internet connection.
Type your network name (SSID), choose the security type and enter the password. Mark it as hidden if needed.
Optionally add colours or your logo. The live scan check confirms the code reads correctly.
Download the QR code as PNG, SVG or PDF and display it where guests can scan it.
The password is readable by anyone who can scan the printed code, so only display it where you are happy for visitors to join. Creating the code here is private because nothing is uploaded.
Yes. iPhones and most Android phones can join a network by scanning the code with the built-in camera. Older Android versions may need a QR scanner or the Wi-Fi settings scanner.
Choose WPA / WPA2 / WPA3 for almost every modern router. Use WEP only for very old equipment and No password for open networks.
The old QR code will stop working, so generate and print a new one. Static codes store the password inside the pattern itself.