Share Wi-Fi with a QR code
Guests point their camera at it and tap Join. Your password is encoded on this device and never sent anywhere.
- No signup
- No scan ads or redirects
- SVG, PNG & vector PDF
- Runs in your browser
Exactly as it appears in your Wi-Fi list, including capitals and spaces.
The password is stored inside the code and never leaves your browser. Want a finished sign or table tent? Wi-Fi QR Code Generator makes printable ones.
Templates change the look only. What you typed stays as it is.
Say what scanning does: “View menu”, “Save contact”, “Join Wi-Fi”.
Frames sit outside the quiet zone, so they never eat into the code's margin. Text is converted to outlines, so it prints exactly as shown.
M: the print standard without a logo.
Higher levels survive more damage but make the code denser. How error correction works
Sample code. Add your details to make it yours.
Encoded data
Fill in the content to see exactly what goes into the code.
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- Decodes: checking Reading the artwork back…
- Small print: checking
- Slight blur: checking
- Strict decoder: checking
We decode the exact artwork you'll download, three ways. It can't predict every camera, printer or light, so scan a printed proof before a big run. How to test
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Vector: sharp at any size. Best for designers, Illustrator, Figma and print shops.
Free for any use, including commercial. No watermark, no account, no expiry.
How to make it
Enter the network
Type the network name exactly as it appears in your Wi-Fi list, the password and the security type. Most home and café routers use WPA/WPA2.
Check the encoded data
Special characters like ; , : \ and " are escaped for you. The encoded data panel shows the exact string the phone will read.
Print and test
Download, print, and scan it with an iPhone and an Android phone before putting it out.
What's inside the code
Wi-Fi codes use the WIFI: format that iPhone and Android cameras recognise. Reserved characters are backslash-escaped:
WIFI:T:WPA;S:Cafe\;West;P:a\\b\,c\:d\"e;;That is the network Cafe;West with the password a\b,c:d"e. Unescaped, that semicolon would cut the network name short, which is why many hand-made Wi-Fi codes fail.
Before you print
- Use a guest network if your router has one, so visitors never get your main password.
- The password is inside the code even if you don't print it as text. Anyone who scans it can see it.
- Changed the password? The printed code stops working. Make a new one; codes can't update themselves.
- Hidden networks are supported, but some phones join them less reliably. Test with your guests' devices.