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Create a QR Code for Your Wi-Fi Network

Let guests, customers or coworkers join your Wi-Fi with one scan — no password typing, no spelling it out loud.

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Reading a Wi-Fi password out loud or writing it on a whiteboard gets old fast, especially if it's long and full of symbols. A Wi-Fi QR code solves that: enter your network name and password once, and anyone with a phone camera can scan and connect in a couple of seconds.

This is especially useful for cafes, waiting rooms, Airbnbs, offices and home guest rooms — anywhere people need internet access but shouldn't need to ask a staff member or dig through a sticky note under the router.

How to Create a Wi-Fi QR Code

  1. 1Enter your network name (SSID) exactly as it appears on your devices
  2. 2Choose your security type — WPA/WPA2/WPA3 is the most common
  3. 3Enter your Wi-Fi password (skip this if the network has no password)
  4. 4Download the code and print it or display it on a screen

Good to know

  • Mark the network as "hidden" only if it doesn't broadcast its name — most home and office routers don't need this.
  • Print it at a decent size (roughly playing-card sized or larger) so phone cameras can focus on it easily from arm's length.
  • If you ever change your Wi-Fi password, you'll need to generate and reprint a new code — the old one won't update itself.

Frequently asked questions

It encodes your network name (SSID), password and security type into a single code. When a phone camera scans it, the device offers to join the network automatically — no manual typing required.

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