1.Enter your WiFi details
Add your network name, password, and security type.
Free WiFi QR Code Generator
Share your WiFi in seconds. Free, private, and no signup required.
WiFi QR Generator
Network details
Case-sensitive. Check your router or your phone’s WiFi settings if you are not sure.
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Tip: for a cafe or shared space, use a guest network so your main password stays private.
Your WiFi details stay in your browser. We don’t upload or store your network password.
Anyone with access to the QR code may be able to read your WiFi credentials. Use a guest network when sharing publicly.
Works with almost every phone and router.
Create a WiFi QR Code in 3 Easy Steps
No account, no email, no watermark.
2.Generate your QR code
The code is built instantly in your browser as you type.
3.Download, print and share
Print your code or display it so guests can scan it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything about creating, printing and sharing a WiFi QR code.
Type your network name and password into the generator on this page. The code is built instantly in your browser, and you can download it as PNG or SVG. No account, no email and no watermark.
Yes. Every tool on the site is free to use, with no account, no credits, no paid tier and no watermark. The site is supported by advertising.
Yes. iPhone cameras have read WiFi QR codes since iOS 11, and most Android phones since Android 10. An older phone may need a QR reader app.
Your details never leave your browser: the code is drawn on your device and nothing is uploaded. The code itself is a readable copy of your password, so anyone who can scan or photograph it can read the credentials. In public places, share a guest network and change its password when you need to cut access.
No. A WiFi QR code is an image holding your network details, so it keeps working until the password changes. There is no expiry date, no subscription and no watermark.