WiFi QR Code Generator
Stop reciting your WiFi password. Generate a QR code your guests can scan to connect automatically — works on iPhone, Android, and most modern devices.
Free PNG download. SVG and EPS export coming with Pro.
Why use this generator
- Airbnb hosts: print one QR card per unit and never get a 'what's the WiFi password?' message again.
- Cafés and restaurants: tape a code by the register so customers connect without asking.
- Conferences, coworking spaces, and events: scan-to-join WiFi for visitors.
- Home guests: a small framed QR by the front door beats writing the password on a whiteboard.
How it works
- 1Edit the connection string above with your SSID and password. Format: WIFI:T:WPA;S:YourNetwork;P:YourPassword;;
- 2Pick brand colors if you want, or leave the defaults — black-on-white scans best.
- 3Download the PNG and print it. Phones recognize the WIFI: prefix and prompt to connect.
Frequently asked questions
- What's the format of a WiFi QR code?
- WIFI:T:<encryption>;S:<network name>;P:<password>;; — for example WIFI:T:WPA;S:CafeWifi;P:latte123;; — encryption is WPA, WEP, or nopass for open networks.
- Does this work on iPhone?
- Yes. iOS 11+ recognizes WiFi QR codes natively from the Camera app. Android 10+ also supports them, and older Androids work with most QR scanner apps.
- Is my password sent anywhere?
- No. The QR code is generated entirely in your browser using the qrcode library. Your network name and password never leave the device.
- Can I make a hidden network QR code?
- Yes. Add ;H:true; before the final ;; in the connection string. We'll add a hidden network toggle to the form in the next update.
- What if I change my WiFi password later?
- Static QR codes encode the password directly — you'd need to print a new one. Upgrade to Pro for dynamic QR codes you can re-target without reprinting.
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