Free WiFi QR Code Generator

Let guests join your WiFi by scanning a code — no more reading out a long password one character at a time. Enter your network details below, download as PNG or SVG, and print it. It works on iPhone and Android out of the box, and the code never expires.

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Why use a WiFi QR code

A WiFi QR code encodes your network name, password, and encryption type into a single scannable image. When a guest points their phone camera at it, the phone offers to join the network in one tap — no menu digging, no typos, no “is that a lowercase L or a one?”

It’s perfect for short-term rentals and Airbnbs, cafés and restaurants, waiting rooms, offices with a guest network, and events. Print it once and it keeps working every time someone visits.

How to make a WiFi QR code

Enter your network name (SSID) exactly as it appears, type the password, and pick the encryption (WPA/WPA2 covers almost every modern router; WPA3 works with the same setting). If your network doesn’t broadcast its name, set “Hidden network” to Yes. Then download — choose SVG for anything you’ll print larger than a business card, since it stays sharp at any size.

Print & placement tips

Keep the printed code at least 2 × 2 cm so phones can scan it from a comfortable distance. Frame it near where guests sit — beside the TV, on the fridge, on the table tent. Add your network name in plain text underneath as a fallback for anyone who prefers to type.

Frequently asked questions

Is this WiFi QR code generator free?+
Yes — completely free, no account, no expiry. The code is generated in your browser and works forever.
Is it safe to share my WiFi password in a QR code?+
The password is encoded directly into the QR image, which is created entirely on your device — QRWizard never receives or stores it. Only people who can see and scan the printed code can read it, so treat the printout like you would a written password: fine for guests, not for public posting of a sensitive network.
Which encryption type should I choose?+
Almost all modern routers use WPA/WPA2 (or WPA3, which also works with the WPA setting). Pick WEP only for very old equipment, or 'None' for an open network with no password.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?+
Yes. iOS (Camera app) and modern Android phones read WiFi QR codes natively — scan, tap the prompt, and you're connected. No special app required.
My network name is hidden — will it still work?+
Yes. Set 'Hidden network' to Yes so the phone knows to search for a non-broadcast SSID. Enter the exact name and password, case-sensitive.

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