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WiFi QR Code Generator

Share your WiFi network credentials securely with QR codes. No more spelling out complex passwords!

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What is a WiFi QR Code?

A WiFi QR code contains your network's SSID (name), password, and security type. When scanned, it automatically connects devices to your WiFi network without manually entering credentials.

How to Create a WiFi QR Code

  1. Select WiFi Type: Choose the WiFi option in our QR code generator
  2. Enter Network Details:
    • Network Name (SSID)
    • Password
    • Security Type (WPA/WPA2, WEP, or None)
    • Hidden network (if applicable)
  3. Generate QR Code: Click generate to create your WiFi QR code
  4. Download & Share: Save the QR code and place it where guests can scan it

WiFi QR Code Use Cases

🏠 Home Networks

Share your home WiFi with guests easily. Print and display in guest rooms or common areas.

🏒 Business WiFi

Provide customer WiFi access in restaurants, hotels, and retail stores.

πŸŽ‰ Events

Share temporary network access at conferences, parties, and gatherings.

πŸ₯ Public Spaces

Streamline WiFi access in waiting rooms, cafes, and co-working spaces.

Security Types Supported

  • WPA/WPA2: Most secure and commonly used
  • WEP: Older security standard (not recommended)
  • None (Open): No password required
  • Hidden Networks: Networks that don't broadcast their SSID

Best Practices

  • Placement: Position QR codes in easily accessible locations
  • Size: Ensure QR codes are large enough to scan from a comfortable distance
  • Instructions: Include simple scanning instructions for different devices
  • Updates: Regenerate QR codes when you change your WiFi password
  • Guest Networks: Consider using a separate guest network for security

Device Compatibility

WiFi QR codes work on:

  • Android: Native support in Android 10+ camera apps
  • iPhone: iOS 11+ camera app with automatic detection
  • QR Scanner Apps: Most third-party scanner apps support WiFi QR codes

πŸ’‘ Pro Tip

Create different QR codes for different access levels - one for guests with limited access and another for trusted users with full network access.