QR code generator
Create a Wi-Fi QR code
A Wi-Fi code writes the network name and password into the code in a format phones understand. Your guest points the camera, taps "join network" and connects without ever seeing the password. This code is static: the details live inside the code, so it works without a server and without internet.
What do you want to do?
Content
Shown in your dashboard. Does not affect the code itself.
Design
A transparent background is only safe if you print on light stock.
Works offline
The information is inside the code. It cannot be changed once printed.
- Inside the code
- WIFI:T:WPA;S:;P:;;
How to do it
- 1
Enter the network name and password
The network name (SSID) is case sensitive — type it exactly as it appears on the router. Security is usually WPA/WPA2.
- 2
Tick the box for hidden networks
If SSID broadcast is off, tick "hidden network" or the phone will not find it.
- 3
Design and download
Framed templates are ready for a table card or a wall sign. Download a high-resolution PNG, or a PDF for print.
If you change the password
Because the Wi-Fi code is static, the password is embedded in it. Change the password and you need a new code. If you rotate passwords often, point the code at a mini page instead and update the password there — that code is dynamic.
Frequently asked
- Is embedding the password risky?
- Anyone who scans the code can join, and may be able to read the password on screen. It suits a guest network, not an internal one.
- Does it work on iPhone and Android?
- Yes. iOS 11+ and Android 10+ connect straight from the camera app.
- Does it need internet?
- No. The details are inside the code, so no server is involved.
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