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WiFi QR Generator

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WiFi QR Generator

Generate QR codes for WiFi networks. Scan with phone camera to connect instantly - no password typing needed!

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Key Features & Highlights

WiFi Auto-Connect

Guests scan and connect instantly - no password typing required.

100% Private

WiFi credentials never leave your browser. Generated locally only.

All Security Types

Supports WPA/WPA2/WPA3, WEP and open (no password) networks.

Hidden Network Support

Toggle for hidden SSID networks that don't broadcast their name.

PNG Download

High-quality QR code image ready for printing or sharing.

Universal Format

Works with iOS 11+, Android 10+ and most modern QR scanners.

How to Use WiFi QR Generator

1

Enter Network Name

Type your WiFi SSID (network name) exactly as it appears.

2

Choose Security

Select WPA/WPA2/WPA3, WEP or 'No Password' for open networks.

3

Enter Password

Type your WiFi password (case-sensitive).

4

Download and Share

Save PNG and print for guests, or share digitally.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which phones support WiFi QR scanning?

iOS 11+ (iPhone/iPad) and Android 10+ (most phones) support built-in WiFi QR scanning via camera app. Older phones need a QR reader app.

Is my WiFi password safe?

Yes! Everything happens in your browser. Password is only in the QR code image you download. However, anyone who scans the QR gets the password.

Where to place the WiFi QR?

Common spots: cafe walls, hotel rooms, offices, guest rooms, home entrances, printed on Airbnb welcome cards. Print in size 3+ inches for reliable scanning.

Can I change WiFi password later?

You'd need to generate a new QR code with new password. Old QR codes will stop working. Consider hidden network with QR access for guests.

WPA2 vs WPA3?

WPA3 is newer and more secure. WPA2 is older but still safe with strong password. Use whatever your router provides. Both work in our QR generator.

Why isn't my WiFi QR working?

Common issues: wrong password, wrong SSID spelling, wrong security type, weak/damaged print. Test with your own phone first before deploying.