Cafés & restaurants
Pop it on the table tent or menu so customers get online the moment they sit down.
WiFi · Free · No watermark
WiFi QR code generator
Enter your network name and password, style your code, download in high resolution. Guests connect in one scan — no passwords to type or spell out.
Your network
Type it exactly as it appears — network names are
case-sensitive.
Design
Code color
Corner color
Low contrast: phones may not find the code. Pick a darker corner color.
Background
Dot shape
Corners
Center icon
30%
Your network
Enter your network name to generate your code.
2048px PNG · vector SVG · no watermark
How it works
From password to QR code in seconds
No account, no app, nothing to install — the whole tool runs right here in your browser, so your password never leaves your device.
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Enter your network
Type your network name, pick the security type and add the password. The QR code appears instantly in the live preview.
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Style it your way
Keep the clean look or pick your own colors, background, dot shapes and corners. Swap the center icon for your own logo.
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Print & share
Export a crisp 2048px PNG or a vector SVG, then put it on a card, sign or sticker. Guests scan and connect — no typing.
Why it matters
No more spelling out your password
"What's the WiFi?" is the most-asked question in every café, office and rental. A QR code answers it once — guests scan and they're online.
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One scan to connect — phones join the network automatically, no typing long, tricky passwords.
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Private by design — the code is built entirely in your browser; your password is never uploaded anywhere.
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Perfect for guests — great for a guest network so visitors get online without your main password.
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Works on iPhone & Android — both scan WiFi codes natively, right from the camera.
2048px PNG export
SVGvector for print
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Where to use it
One code, effortless WiFi everywhere
Print your WiFi QR code once and put it wherever guests arrive — every placement saves you from reading out the password again.
Hotels & rentals
Add it to the welcome book or fridge so Airbnb and hotel guests connect on arrival.
Offices & lobbies
Hand visitors the guest network with a framed code at reception — no IT tickets.
Home & guests
Stick one on the router or fridge so friends and family join without asking.
Salons & waiting rooms
Keep clients happy online while they wait, with a tidy code at the desk.
Events & venues
Share the network across a whole venue with printed codes on every table or wall.
Guide
WiFi QR codes: what to know before you print
A WiFi QR code contains your network name, security type and password. Phones scan it and join in one tap.
Tips for better results
- Use a guest network, not your main one.
- Match the security type exactly (WPA/WPA2 for most routers).
- Update and reprint the code when you change the password.
A common mistake
Printing the code in a public place when it's connected to your main network. Anyone who scans can join.
Under the hood
What is inside this code
Phones read this text as a Wi-Fi network: T is the security type, S the network name and P the password. A hidden network adds H:true.
WIFI:T:WPA;S:CafeGuest;P:Latte-2026;;Limits and gotchas
- Special characters (; , : \ ") in the name or password must be escaped; the generator does this for you.
- A WPA3-only network is read by recent phones; older Android versions may ask for the password.
- The password is inside the code. Anyone who scans can join, so use a guest network, not your main one.
A realistic example
A café puts one code on every table tent. Guests scan it with the camera, tap “Join”, and are online. When the password changes in March, the café prints one new sheet and replaces the tents — the old codes stop working at the moment the router changes.
FAQ
WiFi QR codes, explained
Does a Wi-Fi code work on every phone?
iPhones from iOS 11 and Android from version 10 join straight from the camera. Older Android phones need a scanner app.
What if my network name has an apostrophe or a space?
Both are fine. Characters that have a special meaning in the code are escaped for you.
How do I make a QR code for my WiFi?
Type your network name and password in the generator above and choose the security type. The code is created instantly. Style the colors, shapes and center icon if you like, then download it as PNG or SVG and print it.
How do guests connect with the code?
They open the camera on their phone and point it at the code — a "Join Network" prompt appears, they tap it, and they're connected. No password typing needed. Both iPhone and Android support this natively.
Is my WiFi password safe?
Yes. The entire code is generated in your browser — your network name and password are never sent to a server or stored anywhere. Anyone who scans the printed code can join, so display it only where you'd happily share the password.
Which security type should I pick?
Almost all modern routers use WPA/WPA2 — that's the default and the right choice for most people. Use WEP only for very old equipment, and None for an open network with no password.
What is a "hidden network"?
Some routers don't broadcast their name, so it won't appear in the list of available networks. If yours is set up this way, tick the "Hidden network" box so scanning phones know to look for it.
Does the code still work if I change my password?
No — the password is baked into the code. If you change your WiFi password, just generate and print a fresh code here. It takes only a few seconds.
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- QR Code Size Guide: How Big Should a Printed QR Code Be?
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Ready to stop spelling out your password?
Your WiFi QR code takes about ten seconds — and it's completely free.