WiFi QR code generator
Guests scan the code and their phone offers to join your network. No more spelling out the password.
Step 1: What should the code open?
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Step 2: Design it
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Step by step
How to make your WiFi QR code
Enter the network name (SSID) exactly as it appears, including capital letters.
Choose the security type (WPA/WPA2 for most home and business routers) and enter the password.
Download the code and print it for your counter, table tent or front desk.
Tips
- Your password never leaves this page
- The code is made in your browser. We don't send, store or see your network name or password.
- Use a guest network
- Anyone who can see the printed code can join. Most routers let you create a separate guest network for visitors.
- Changed your password? Reprint
- The password is stored inside the code itself, so the code stops working if you change it.
Guides for this code
- How to Make a WiFi QR Code (and Keep Your Password Safe)
Let guests join your WiFi with one scan. How WiFi QR codes work, which phones can read them, and how to share access without exposing your main network.
- Are QR Codes Safe? A Guide for Scanners and Businesses
A QR code is just data, so the risk is where it leads. How to spot fake codes, scan safely, and protect the codes your business puts in front of customers.