Is my WiFi password safe with this generator?

Yes. The QR is built entirely in your browser, so the SSID and password never leave your device and never touch our servers. Nothing is stored or logged. Once you download the PNG, the credentials live only inside that image file you hold.

Does an iPhone scan a WiFi QR code?

Yes. iOS 11 and later and every modern Android scan WiFi QR codes natively from the built-in camera, no app needed. The phone shows a 'Join Network' banner, the guest taps it, and they are connected without typing the password.

What security type should I choose for an Indian router?

Pick WPA / WPA2 / WPA3 for almost every home, shop, and office router sold in India, since most ship in WPA2 or WPA2/WPA3 mixed mode by default. Use WEP only for very old legacy hardware (it is not secure), and Open for free guest networks with no password.

Does it work with a hidden SSID?

Yes. If your network does not broadcast its name, tick the 'Hidden network' checkbox before downloading. This adds the hidden flag so the phone knows to search for the network rather than expecting it in the visible list.

Where should a hotel or cafe place the WiFi QR?

Hotels print it on the room key-card sleeve or laminate it on the desk. Cafes put it on the table tent or menu. Place it at standing eye level (about 1.4 to 1.5 m), away from tube-light glare. For separate 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz SSIDs, generate one QR per network using the Bulk tool.

Can a guest share the QR or password with others?

Yes, anyone who can see the QR can join, and the phone can reveal the saved password. For cafes and hotels that want control, rotate the WiFi password monthly (or per season) and reprint the QR. For a public hotspot, that is usually fine and saves your staff from repeating the password.

Is this WiFi QR generator free?

Yes, completely free with no signup, no watermark, and no expiry. Download the PNG or SVG and laminate as many copies as you need for reception, rooms, and tables. There is no limit on how many WiFi QR codes you create.

Why is my WiFi QR not connecting the phone?

The usual causes: the SSID is typed with a different case or a stray space (it must match exactly), the wrong security type is selected, or the print is too small or glossy. Keep the QR at least 3cm wide, print at 300 DPI, and test it yourself from 30cm before laminating.

Free, no signup

Free WiFi QR Code Generator,
no password typing.

Guests scan once and the phone joins your WiFi. WPA2, WPA3, and open networks supported. Generation is browser-only, the password never touches our servers.

How WiFi QR works

Stick this QR at reception, the cafe counter, or the guest room. Anyone with iOS 11 or modern Android scans with the camera, and the phone prompts to join your WiFi. No app install, no password typing.

Network name (SSID) *

Security

Password

Hidden network

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Change destination URL anytime. Track scans. Requires sign-in.

Customize design

Brand kits

Save a style (colors, dot and eye style, logo) and reuse it on any QR.

QR color

Background

Dot style

Eye style

Size: 300px

Centre logo (optional)

Quick presets

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Adds a coloured CTA wrap around the QR on download. Free.

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Fill the form to generate a scannable code.

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Quick start

How to use this tool.

1
Enter your WiFi SSID, password, and encryption type (WPA, WEP, none).
2
Generate the QR.
3
Download as PNG.
4
Print and stick at your reception, cafe table, or hotel room. Guests scan, phone joins automatically.

How a WiFi QR code works

The QR encodes your network name (SSID), security type, and password in the standard WIFI string format that iOS and Android both understand. A guest opens the camera, points at the QR, and the phone shows a Join Network prompt. They tap once and the phone joins your WiFi. No keyboard, no typos, no shouting the password across the cafe.

Supported security types

Pick WPA for almost every modern home and office router (covers WPA2 and the WPA2/WPA3 mixed mode that most routers ship with by default). WEP is legacy and should only be used for very old hardware, it is not secure. Open / No password is for guest networks where anyone can connect without credentials.

Use cases, hotel, cafe, home

Hotels print the QR on the back of the room key card or laminate it on the desk. Cafes stick it on the menu or the table tent. Hostels and guesthouses place it at reception. Co-working spaces include it on the welcome poster. At home, print it once and stick it by the front door so visitors connect without you reading the password aloud. For hotels with multiple bands (2.4 GHz vs 5 GHz), generate one QR per SSID using our Bulk tool.

Printing and placement

Print at 300 DPI minimum so the QR scans cleanly. A4 or A5 laminated cards work best. Mount at standing-height for adults (1.4 to 1.5 m above the floor) and away from direct glare. Test by scanning it yourself from 30 cm and 1 m before laminating.

WiFi QR code: frequently asked questions

: Yes. The QR is built entirely in your browser, so the SSID and password never leave your device and never touch our servers. Nothing is stored or logged. Once you download the PNG, the credentials live only inside that image file you hold.
: Yes. iOS 11 and later and every modern Android scan WiFi QR codes natively from the built-in camera, no app needed. The phone shows a 'Join Network' banner, the guest taps it, and they are connected without typing the password.
: Pick WPA / WPA2 / WPA3 for almost every home, shop, and office router sold in India, since most ship in WPA2 or WPA2/WPA3 mixed mode by default. Use WEP only for very old legacy hardware (it is not secure), and Open for free guest networks with no password.
: Yes. If your network does not broadcast its name, tick the 'Hidden network' checkbox before downloading. This adds the hidden flag so the phone knows to search for the network rather than expecting it in the visible list.
: Hotels print it on the room key-card sleeve or laminate it on the desk. Cafes put it on the table tent or menu. Place it at standing eye level (about 1.4 to 1.5 m), away from tube-light glare. For separate 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz SSIDs, generate one QR per network using the Bulk tool.
: Yes, anyone who can see the QR can join, and the phone can reveal the saved password. For cafes and hotels that want control, rotate the WiFi password monthly (or per season) and reprint the QR. For a public hotspot, that is usually fine and saves your staff from repeating the password.
: Yes, completely free with no signup, no watermark, and no expiry. Download the PNG or SVG and laminate as many copies as you need for reception, rooms, and tables. There is no limit on how many WiFi QR codes you create.
: The usual causes: the SSID is typed with a different case or a stray space (it must match exactly), the wrong security type is selected, or the print is too small or glossy. Keep the QR at least 3cm wide, print at 300 DPI, and test it yourself from 30cm before laminating.

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