I want a QR code so guests can join my WiFi
Stop spelling out your WiFi password. Print one QR code and guests scan-to-connect in a second.
A WiFi QR code stores your network name, password and security type, so anyone who scans it connects instantly. No typing. Enter those details in a WiFi QR code generator and download the code to print or display. Ours builds the code in your browser, so your password is never sent to a server.
4 tools for this
Each one is free, private and runs in your browser. No sign-up, no watermark.
WiFi QR Code Generator
Create a scannable Wi-Fi QR code so guests join your network with one tap. No typing the password. Style it, add a logo, and download print-ready PNG, SVG or PDF. 100% in your browser.
QR Code with Logo
Put your logo in the centre of a QR code and keep it scannable. Drop in a PNG or SVG mark, auto-protect the area behind it, tune colors and shapes, and export high-res PNG, SVG or PDF. A live scan test proves it works before you print: 100% in your browser.
QR Code Scanner
Scan and decode any QR code in your browser. Use your webcam live, upload or drag an image, or paste a screenshot. Instantly reveals the link, Wi-Fi, contact or text inside. Nothing is uploaded.
QR Code Generator
Design branded, high-resolution QR codes in your browser, custom dot & eye shapes, color gradients, a centre logo and real-time scan checks. Encode URLs, Wi-Fi, vCards, UPI and 24 more, then export PNG, SVG, PDF or EPS. Nothing is uploaded.
How to fix it
Follow these steps and you'll have it sorted in a couple of minutes.
- 1
Open the WiFi QR Code Generator
Enter your network name (SSID), password and security type (usually WPA/WPA2).
- 2
Generate the code
The QR code is built in your browser instantly: your credentials never leave the device.
- 3
Brand it (optional)
Add your logo or colors with the QR-with-logo tool for a café, shop or office display.
- 4
Download and print
Save a high-resolution PNG or SVG and print it as a table card or wall sign.
- Typing the SSID or password with the wrong case. WiFi credentials are case-sensitive, so double-check before printing.
- Choosing the wrong security type. If it doesn't connect, confirm whether your network is WPA/WPA2 or open.
- Printing too small: keep the QR at least ~2cm/1inch so phone cameras lock on reliably from a normal distance.
Frequently asked questions
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Ran into one of these too? Here's the fix.
- I need a QR code for my restaurant menuContactless menus without the monthly SaaS bill. Link a page or a PDF, brand it, and print a table card.
- I need to scan a QR code from an image or screenshotGot a QR in a screenshot, email or document instead of in front of your camera? Upload the image and read it right here.
- I want to turn a link into a QR codePut a website, form or profile behind a scannable code for posters, packaging, slides or business cards.
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Ready? Start with WiFi QR Code Generator
Free, private and instant: everything runs in your browser.