Turn Your Wi-Fi Password Into a QR Code
Guests scan the code with their phone camera and join your network with no typing. Your network name and password stay in your browser. Download a PNG or SVG and print it for the fridge, the guest room or the counter.
Enter your network details exactly as they appear on your router. The code is made right in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
Your details stay in this browser and are never uploaded. Anyone who scans the printed code can read the password, so use it for a guest network where you can.
Always test-scan your code with a phone before you print it.
Safety review: when you download a static link, text or email code, we keep a copy of its content for up to 90 days so our team can check for scams and harmful content. Wi-Fi, contact-card, phone and calendar codes are never sent to us. See the Privacy Policy.
How to turn a Wi-Fi password into a QR code in 3 simple steps.
No account and no watermark. Free to download as PNG or SVG.
Enter your network details
Type the network name (SSID) exactly as it appears, add the password, and pick the security type. Most home routers use WPA / WPA2 / WPA3.
Style and size
Keep dark on light for the best scanning. Add a logo if you like, and pick a download size that fits your print.
Print and test
Download a PNG or SVG, print it, and scan it with a phone that is not on your Wi-Fi to check it connects.
How a Wi-Fi QR code works
A Wi-Fi QR code holds your network name, password and security type in a standard text format that phones understand. When someone scans it with the camera app, the phone offers to join that network, so nobody has to read out or type a long password. iPhones running iOS 11 or later and Android 10 or later can do this straight from the camera. Older Android phones need a free scanner app.
Your details are turned into a code inside your browser and never sent to a server. Keep in mind that anyone who can scan the printed code can read the password from it, in the same way as a password written on a note. For visitors, a separate guest network is the safest choice, and you can change the guest password and print a new code whenever you like.
Where Wi-Fi QR codes are handy
At home
Stick a small code on the fridge or in the guest room so visitors can connect themselves.
Cafes, shops and restaurants
Print table cards or a counter sign so customers join without asking staff for the password.
Holiday rentals
Put the code in the welcome folder. When the password changes, print a new card.
Offices and meeting rooms
Share the visitor network with clients and contractors without sending the main office password around.
Events and co-working spaces
Put a code on the registration desk or the wall so attendees get online in seconds.
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