Create a Wi‑Fi QR code guests can scan
Updated: October 9, 2026
Share network access without spelling the password — print it or show it on a screen, generated locally.
Guest Wi‑Fi passwords are easy to mistype. A QR code encodes the network name, security type, and password so phones can join with a scan.
Building the code in your browser means the password is not typed into a random online generator you do not control — useful for cafés, offices, and home networks alike.
How to make one
- Open the QR Code Generator and choose the Wi‑Fi option.
- Enter SSID, password, and security type (usually WPA/WPA2).
- Download the PNG, print it, or display it at the counter.
Scanning tips
Use high contrast (dark code on light background). Test with an Android and an iPhone before you print fifty stickers. If you rotate the Wi‑Fi password, regenerate the code.
You can also generate normal URL or text QR codes with the same tool when guests need a menu link or booking page instead of Wi‑Fi.
Related tool: Open QR Generator