WiFi QR Generator

A WiFi QR code stores a network name, password and encryption type in a code a phone camera can read. Guests scan the code and join the network without typing a long password, which also avoids spelling mistakes.

This tool builds the standard WiFi code format and renders it with the same QR code library approach used by the QR Code Generator on this site. It runs in your browser, and it shows a plain message if the library fails to load, instead of a fake code.

How to Use This Tool

1. Enter your network name: type the SSID exactly as it appears on your router.
2. Enter your password: type the WiFi password exactly, including capitals.
3. Pick encryption and hidden status: most home networks use WPA or WPA2 and are not hidden.
4. Click Generate QR Code: test it with a real phone camera, then download and print it if it works.

Good Practice Tips

• Test before sharing: scan the code yourself on a phone that is not already on the network.
• Do not share publicly: anyone with the code can join your network, so share it only with guests you trust.
• Check capitals: WiFi names and passwords are case sensitive, so a wrong capital will fail to connect.
• Change the password if it leaks: if a printed code gets shared too widely, change the password and make a new code.