Let guests connect without asking for the WiFi password.
Typing a long SSID or a password full of symbols on a phone keyboard is slow and error-prone. A WiFi QR code fixes this in one second: your guest points the camera, and the phone connects on its own. Generate yours free, no sign-up, ready to print.
Where a WiFi QR code genuinely saves time.
Restaurants and cafés
a QR code on the table means staff don't repeat the password a hundred times a day.
Vacation rentals and Airbnb
include the QR code in the welcome folder so guests connect the moment they arrive.
Offices and meeting rooms
share the guest WiFi without writing the password down.
Events and weddings
a QR code at the photo booth or on tables so everyone uploads photos on the spot.
From your router to a QR code, in a minute.
Choose “WiFi” as content type
In the generator, select the WiFi tab under “QR code content.”
Enter your network name (SSID)
Exactly as it appears when searching for networks on a phone, matching upper/lowercase.
Add the password and security type
WPA/WPA2 (most common), WEP, or “no password” for an open network.
Customize and download
Pick color, logo and print resolution, ready to stick wherever you need it.
Frequently asked questions about WiFi QR codes
Yes — since it's a static code, if you change your router's SSID or password you'll need to generate a new QR code with the updated details. That's the only situation where you'll need to regenerate it.
Yes, both Android and iPhone (iOS 11+) natively recognize the WiFi QR code format when scanning with the camera app — no extra app needed.
It's as safe as sharing the password verbally. The code doesn't expose the password as visible text to anyone who doesn't scan it, and you can use a separate guest network if you want to isolate access.
Yes, choose “No password” as the security type and the code will only carry the network name.