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Free WiFi QR Code Generator

Enter your network name and password, then share the QR code so guests can join with one scan.

Tip: keep tracking off so phones join WiFi from the camera.

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See how many people scan your QR code

Switch on Track scans before you generate. You get a Tracking ID, and you can check your stats any time.

  • Total scans
  • Unique visitors
  • Devices
  • Countries
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How to create a WiFi QR code

  1. Open the WiFi tab and enter your network name.
  2. Enter your WiFi password (8 to 63 characters).
  3. Keep tracking off so phones can join straight from the camera.
  4. Click Generate QR code and download the PNG or SVG.

About WiFi QR codes

A WiFi QR code holds your network name and password. When a guest scans it, most modern phones offer to join the network without typing anything.

Anyone who scans the code can get the password, so use a guest network if you plan to display it in a public place.

New to this? Read our step-by-step WiFi QR code guide.

Tips

  • Print the code where guests can see it, such as a cafe counter or a framed note at home.
  • Use a guest network for public places.
  • If you change your WiFi password, make a new QR code.
  • Keep tracking off for one-tap joining. A tracked code opens a page with the password instead.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make a WiFi QR code?

Open the WiFi tab, enter the network name and password, and click Generate QR code. Download it and print or share it.

Does a WiFi QR code work on iPhone and Android?

Most modern iPhones and Android phones can join a network by scanning the code with the camera. Older phones may need a QR scanner app.

Why does my tracked WiFi QR code show a page instead of connecting?

Websites cannot join WiFi on their own. With tracking on, the scan opens a page with the password and steps. Turn tracking off for direct joining.

Is it safe to share a WiFi QR code?

Anyone who scans it can see the password. Share it only with people you trust, or use a guest network.