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The network name and password stay in your browser.
Create a QR code for your WiFi network so guests can connect without typing the password.
Enter a network name to create your QR code.
Scan to connect to WiFi
The network name and password stay in your browser.
Compatible devices can scan the code with their camera.
Save a high-quality PNG or scalable SVG for printing.
You only need your WiFi name, password and security type.
Type the WiFi name exactly as it appears on your router or device, then add the password.
Select WPA/WPA2/WPA3, WEP or an open network. You can also choose a QR style and colors.
Create the code, scan it with a phone to test it, then download PNG or SVG or print it.
A WiFi QR code stores the information needed to join a wireless network: the network name (SSID), security type, password and, if needed, whether the network is hidden. A compatible phone can read this information and offer to connect without the user typing the password manually.
This is useful at home, in offices, cafés, hotels, rentals, events and anywhere you want to make WiFi access easier.
Enter the SSID and password exactly as they are configured on the network. The generator escapes special characters so names and passwords containing punctuation are encoded correctly. For WPA, WPA2 and WPA3 personal networks, choose the WPA option.
If the network has no password, select “No password”. For a hidden SSID, enable “Hidden network” before generating the code.
A WiFi QR code is convenient, but it is not encryption. The network credentials are encoded inside the QR code and can be read by someone who has access to it. Share or print the code only where it is appropriate to share the WiFi password.
This generator processes the data locally in your browser. Your SSID and password are not submitted to createwifiqrcode.com or an external API.
On most recent iPhone and Android devices, open the camera and point it at the QR code. A WiFi connection prompt should appear. Tap it to join the network. Some devices may use a built-in QR scanner instead.
Before printing many copies, test the final QR code on at least one target device. Keep enough white space around the code and use strong contrast between the QR color and background.
Enter the WiFi network name, password and security type, then select Generate QR Code. Test the result with a phone and download it as PNG or SVG.
Yes. The generator is free to use and does not require an account.
Yes. If the network uses a password, the credentials are encoded in the QR data. Anyone who can decode the QR code may be able to read them.
Yes. Choose “No password” for an open network and generate the code without entering a password.
Most modern iPhone and Android devices support WiFi QR codes through the camera or built-in QR scanner, although behavior can vary by device and operating system version.
Yes. Enable the Hidden network option so the QR code includes that setting.
The QR code itself does not expire. It stops working if you change the network name, password or other connection settings.
No. On this site the QR code is generated locally in your browser, so the WiFi details do not need to be sent to our server.