Create a scannable QR code for your WiFi network. Guests point their camera and connect instantly — no typing.
Use ⌘ + D to bookmark this toolWiFi QR codes use a special format that phones and devices recognize automatically. When scanned, the device reads the network name (SSID), password, and security type, then connects without any manual typing.
The format follows the standard: WIFI:T:WPA;S:NetworkName;P:Password;H:false;; — this is an open standard supported by iOS 11+, Android 10+, and most camera apps.
Already have a WiFi QR code and need to see the password? Use our WiFi QR to Password Converter to extract credentials from any QR code image.
| Parameter | Example | Purpose | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
T: | WPA | Security type (WPA, WEP, nopass) | Yes |
S: | MyNetwork | SSID / network name | Yes |
P: | wWdnJPEScuZrpxYA | Password | If secured |
H: | true / false | Hidden network flag | No |
Special characters (; : , \) in SSID or password are automatically escaped. The format ends with a double semicolon (;;).
| Scanning Distance | Minimum Size | Best For | Tip |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1–2 ft (0.5 m) | 1" x 1" | Table cards, desk labels | Sticker size |
| 3–5 ft (1.5 m) | 2" x 2" | Wall signs, welcome guides | Business card |
| 6–10 ft (3 m) | 3" x 3" | Meeting rooms, lobbies | Postcard size |
Download at the highest resolution and scale up in your design tool. QR codes stay sharp when enlarged because they're grid-based.
Print and frame your QR code near the router. Family and guests scan to connect instantly — no more spelling out your random password.
Include the QR code in your welcome guide or print it as a small card. Guests love the convenience and it reduces "what's the WiFi password?" messages.
Place QR codes at desks or meeting rooms. Visitors connect in seconds without bothering IT or reception for credentials.
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The password is encoded in the QR pattern — it's not encrypted but not human-readable either. Treat the QR code like you'd treat a written password. Don't post it publicly if your network is private.
iPhone (iOS 11+), Android (10+), and most modern smartphones. Just open the camera app and point it at the code — no special app needed.
Yes. Toggle the "Hidden network" option and the QR code will include the hidden flag, telling the device to search for the network even though it doesn't broadcast its name.
The generated QR code is a standard black-and-white format optimized for reliability. You can download the PNG and add branding around it, but modifying the pattern itself may break scannability.
For scanning at 1-2 feet (table/desk), 1" x 1" is enough. For 3-5 feet (wall sign), use 2" x 2". For 6-10 feet (across a room), print at least 3" x 3". The higher error correction level ensures reliable scanning even at distance.
Yes. The QR code is generated entirely in your browser using JavaScript. No internet connection is needed to create or scan the code — it contains the WiFi credentials directly.