WiFi QR Code Generator

Enter your network name and password and get a QR code that lets guests join in one scan. Your password is not sent anywhere.

  • Free
  • 100% private
  • No signup

What is the QR code for?

Make it yours

Shape
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1024 px
3
Error correction
Higher levels still scan when the code is scratched or has a logo on it, but they make the code busier.
Logo in the middle (optional)

Your QR code

Fill in the details to see your QR code.
 

Always scan the code with your phone before you print or share it.

WiFi QR Code Generator: free online tool

Typing a long WiFi password is slow and easy to get wrong. A WiFi QR code lets a guest scan it with the phone camera and join the network.

Fill in the network name (SSID), the password and the security type, usually WPA. Print the code and stick it near the router, in a cafe or in a guest room.

How to make a QR code

  1. Pick the type: link, text, WiFi, WhatsApp, UPI payment, email, phone or contact.
  2. Type the details. The QR code on the right updates as you type.
  3. Change the shape, colours, border and size, and add a logo if you want one.
  4. Press Download PNG or Download SVG, then scan it with your phone to check it.

Tips

  • The name and password are case sensitive, so copy them exactly from your router.
  • Choose WPA unless your router says otherwise. Choose None only for an open network.
  • If you change the WiFi password later, make a new code.

WiFi QR Code Generator: common questions

Most recent iPhones and Android phones can join a WiFi network by scanning the code with the normal camera app. Some older phones need a QR scanner app.

The code is made in your browser and your password is not uploaded. Remember that anyone who sees the printed code can join your network, so place it where you are happy to share the WiFi.

A hidden network does not show its name in the list of networks. Tick "Hidden network" so the phone knows to look for it by name.

Yes. It is free, needs no account, adds no watermark and has no limit on how many codes you make.

No. These are static QR codes: the information is stored inside the picture itself, so the code works for as long as the information stays valid. A link code stops being useful only if the web page it points to is removed.

No. The code is made inside your browser. Your WiFi password, UPI ID or contact details are not uploaded, saved or tracked.