WiFi QR code generator

Create a WiFi QR code for easier guest access.

Turn your network name and password into a QR code for menus, reception desks, rental properties, offices, and events. Test the finished code on the devices your guests use.

Supports WPA/WPA2, WEP, open networks, and hidden network settings.

Export PNG for digital use or SVG for print layouts.

The network details are encoded directly in the static QR code.

QR builder

Choose a type, customize the code, and export it when it is ready.

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Step 1 · QR type

Choose what the scan should do.

WiFi
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Step 2 · WiFi content

Share WiFi access

Perfect for cafes, events, hotels, and guest access.

Visibility

Step 3 · Customize

Adjust colors, framing, and an optional logo.

FrameOptional finishing layer

Step 4 · Preview & download

FormatPNG / SVG/ModeStatic
PNG long edge

Example

Guest network example

A venue can encode a separate guest network without printing the password as plain text.

Network
Cafe Guest
Security
WPA/WPA2
Placement
Counter card and menu

Use cases

Where this QR code fits.

Hospitality

Place guest WiFi access on welcome cards, menus, and reception signs.

Workplaces

Keep a separate guest network accessible in meeting rooms and shared areas.

Events

Help attendees join a temporary venue network without manually typing credentials.

Static or dynamic?

Use a static WiFi code when credentials are stable

WiFi details are stored directly in the code. If the password changes, create and print a new QR code; a dynamic web redirect cannot automatically join a WiFi network.

Print guidance

Plan for the finished placement.

  • Use SVG for signs and menus so the code stays sharp when resized.
  • Start around 30 mm wide for a table sign and test at the expected distance.
  • Keep the four-module quiet zone clear and avoid low-contrast colors.

Common mistakes

Check these before publishing.

  • Encoding the staff or administrative network instead of a guest network.
  • Printing before testing the exact security type and password.
  • Placing the code behind reflective material or too close to an edge.

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FAQ

Common questions.

How do I make a QR code for WiFi?

Choose WiFi, enter the network name, password, and security type, then download and test the QR code.

Can guests join without seeing the password?

Guests can scan to join, but anyone with the QR code may be able to recover its encoded network details. Use a separate guest network.

Can I print a WiFi QR code?

Yes. SVG export is suited to printed signs, menus, table cards, welcome books, and front-desk displays.