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How to create

Create a WiFi QR Code

Creating a WiFi QR code takes under a minute. Enter your network name and password, choose the security type, and download — then print or display it so guests connect with a single scan.

  • Three fields, under a minute, done
  • Live preview updates as you type
  • Download PNG for screens or SVG for printing
  • No app, no account, no cost
Security

Pick WPA/WPA2 for almost every network — it also covers WPA3.

Example

Example preview — enter your network name above to create and download yours.

Create your code in three steps

First, enter your network name (SSID) exactly as it shows in the WiFi list — it's case-sensitive. Second, type the password and pick the encryption type; most home and business routers use WPA/WPA2. Third, download the finished code. That's it — the QR code now carries everything a phone needs to join your network.

Tips for a code that always scans

Double-check the network name and password for typos before printing — a wrong character means the code silently fails to connect. Keep the printed code at least 2 cm wide, keep good contrast, and add a short caption like "Scan to join our WiFi." Always test with your own phone first.

Questions & answers

What details do I need to create a WiFi QR code?

Just your network name (SSID), the WiFi password, and the encryption type — usually WPA/WPA2. For open networks with no password, choose the "No password" option.

Can I create a WiFi QR code for a hidden network?

Yes. Enable the "hidden network" option when you create the code and it will still connect phones to a network that doesn't broadcast its name.

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