WiFi QR Code Generator

Guests point their camera at the code and join your WiFi instantly. Your network name and password never leave this browser.

WPA passwords are 8–63 characters.

Your QR code will appear here

How to make a WiFi QR code

  1. Type your network name exactly as it appears in the WiFi list. Capitals and spaces matter.
  2. Enter the password and pick the security type. Almost every modern router uses WPA/WPA2/WPA3.
  3. Press Create QR code, then scan it with your own phone to check it works before you print it.
  4. Press Download PNG to save a high-resolution image for a frame, the fridge or a guest card.

Don’t know your password? Find it on iPhone or Android first.

How guests scan it

For every way to share WiFi, including tap-to-share on iPhone and Nearby Share on Android, see how to share your WiFi password.

Is a WiFi QR code safe?

The code contains your password in plain text, the same as writing it on a card, so anyone who scans it can join. Put it somewhere only guests can see, not in a window. For visitors, consider a separate guest network on your router, and change the password now and then with the WiFi password generator.

Private by design: this generator builds the QR code with JavaScript on your device. Nothing you type is sent to a server or saved.

WiFi QR code FAQ

Does a WiFi QR code expire?
No. It keeps working until you change the network name or password. Then make a new code.
Why won’t my WiFi QR code connect?
Usually the network name or password has a typo, or the security type is wrong. Check capitals and spaces, and try WPA if you aren’t sure. Some very old phones can’t read WiFi codes.
Can I make a QR code for a hidden network?
Yes. Tick “Hidden network” so the phone knows to connect even though the name isn’t broadcast.

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