WiFi QR Code Generator

Get a QR code that connects a device to your wireless network.

FREE - NO SIGN-UP - MADE ON YOUR DEVICE

Your WiFi details are processed on your device

  • SSID/Passinput
  • PNG/SVGoutput
  • WPA/WEPsecurity
  • Hiddennetwork option
In practice

What you can count on

  • 0data sent
    • All encoding happens locally
    • Your WiFi password is private
  • 100%in your browser
    • No server processing
    • The code appears instantly
  • 3data fields
    • SSID, password, and encryption
    • Ensures a correct connection
Specification

WiFi QR Code Generator at a glance

Fields
Network name (SSID) and password
Security
WPA/WPA2/WPA3, WEP or open
Downloads
PNG or SVG download
Error correction
Four levels, L to H, M by default
Image size
256 to 2048 px, 512 by default
Where it runs
In your browser tab; nothing is sent
Switching payload type
Ten types, one tap apart
Caption under the code
Up to 60 characters, PNG and SVG
Price
Free
Account required
No
How to

How to use WiFi QR Code Generator

  1. 1

    Enter Network Details

    Type your network's name into the SSID field. This must be an exact, case-sensitive match to your WiFi network's name.

  2. 2

    Provide Security Information

    Select the correct encryption type from the dropdown menu and carefully type your WiFi password. Check the box if your network is hidden.

  3. 3

    Generate and Download

    Generate the code, scan the preview with a separate device to test it, then export the validated image to print and display.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Does creating the code make a network request?

No. The SSID, security choice and password are serialized into the QR payload by code running in this browser tab.

Which encryption type should I choose?

Choose the encryption type your router uses (e.g., WPA2, WPA3). WEP is an older, insecure option. 'None' is for open networks without a password. Check your router's settings if you are unsure which one to select.

Will this QR code work with all phones?

Most modern smartphones (both iOS and Android) can scan Wi-Fi QR codes with their native camera app. Some older devices or specific Android scanner apps may not support this function, so it is best to test.

What happens if I change my WiFi password?

The QR code stores the password you enter. If you change your Wi-Fi password, the existing QR code will no longer work. You must generate a new QR code with the updated password to allow connections.

Can I use this for a hidden network?

Yes. If your network name (SSID) is not broadcast, check the 'Network is hidden' box. A user's device will then know to search for that specific hidden network. For regular networks, leave this box unchecked.

Can I put a logo in the middle of any of these codes?

Yes — the logo picker is on every generator mode, not only the logo pages. Size runs from 40 to 100 percent and error correction locks to H automatically so the covered modules stay readable.

How do I check the code I just made actually works?

Read it back here. The same site has a scanner that takes either a camera or an image file, so a code made with a logo or a heavy color can be verified before it goes to print.

Background

Improving Guest Experience

The WiFi QR Code Generator creates a QR code that connects a device to a wireless network when scanned. Visitors can scan the code instead of manually entering the network credentials.

  • A Wi-Fi QR code improves the experience for visitors in your home or business. It removes the hassle of reading out long, complex passwords.
  • This is especially useful for cafes, restaurants, and Airbnbs. A single QR code allows guests to get online quickly without needing to ask for help.

Full specification

Specification of the WiFi QR Code Generator tool
FieldsNetwork name (SSID) and password.
SecurityWPA, WPA2 or WPA3, WEP, or open with no password. A checkbox marks a hidden network.
DownloadsDownload the finished code as a PNG or an SVG file.
Error correctionFour levels: L, M, Q and H. M to begin with; higher levels stay readable when the code is damaged.
Image sizeA slider from 256 to 2048 px in steps of 64. It starts at 512.
Where it runsIn your browser tab. The network name and password never leave your device.
Switching payload typeA row at the top carries all ten types — link, text, Wi-Fi, contact, email, phone, SMS, place, event and MeCard. One tap moves between them.
Caption under the codeText typed here is drawn into both the PNG and the SVG, up to 60 characters, on every mode rather than the caption page alone.
PriceFree
Account requiredNo
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