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Free Wi-Fi QR Code Generator

Create a permanent Wi-Fi QR code in your browser, with no signup and no subscription.

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Create a private Wi-Fi QR code for your guests

Create a QR code that lets visitors join your Wi-Fi network without typing the password. Everything is generated locally in your browser: the network name and password are never uploaded, searched, or stored on a server.

How should you share Wi-Fi access with a QR code?

Anyone who can scan the QR code can use the encoded network credentials. Prefer a guest network, keep its access separate from sensitive devices and replace the printed code when the password changes.

  • Select the security mode used by the network
  • Test with both an iPhone and an Android device
  • Keep the QR code away from public view if access should be limited

Which reference and related tools are useful?

Primary reference: DENSO WAVE guidance on QR code quiet zones

Learn more about this QR code

Common uses

Useful for cafes, offices, hotels, rentals, waiting rooms, and events where guests need quick access.

Local generation

The Wi-Fi payload is built in your browser, so your SSID and password stay on your device.

Print ready

Export PNG for quick use or SVG for sharp printing on cards, signs, and physical supports.

FAQ

Is my Wi-Fi password sent anywhere?

No. The QR code is generated locally in your browser. The network name and password are not sent to this site or to an external API.

Does it work on iPhone and Android?

Most recent camera apps on iPhone and Android understand Wi-Fi QR codes and offer to join the network after scanning.

Should I export PNG or SVG for print?

SVG is recommended for professional printing. PNG is practical for quick signs, documents, and messages.

Does a Wi-Fi QR code expire?

No. The network name and password are encoded directly in the QR code. It keeps working until you change the Wi-Fi name, password or security type.