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Wi‑Fi QR Code Generator

Wi‑Fi join QR for guest networks: SSID, password, and security type so phones connect without typing the credentials.

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Need to verify a code? Read a QR code from an image before you print.

About Wi‑Fi QR codes

A Wi‑Fi QR code contains the details a compatible device needs to identify a wireless network and prepare a connection. It reduces errors with long or complex credentials.

Anyone with the code may be able to view or reuse those credentials. Use an isolated guest network for public displays and replace the code whenever its password changes.

Share Wi‑Fi access without manual typing

A Wi‑Fi QR code packages the network name, password, security method, and hidden-network setting. Guests can scan it instead of copying long credentials.

Exact network name

The SSID is case-sensitive, so enter it exactly as configured.

Protected credentials

Anyone who scans the code may recover the password, so prefer a separate guest network.

Matching security

Select the security method configured on the network, such as WPA/WPA2 or WPA3.

Hidden network support

Mark a network hidden only when its access point does not broadcast the SSID.

Guest access displays

Use the code on reception cards, rental instructions, or meeting-room signs.

Device testing

Test on iPhone and Android because connection prompts vary by device and network.

Quick use cases

  • Office guest access
  • Holiday rental instructions
  • Café customer Wi‑Fi
  • Conference network access
  • Meeting-room connection details

Field tips

SSID
Copy the network name exactly, including capitalization, spaces, and punctuation.
Password
Confirm the current guest password and do not expose an internal administrative network.
Security
Match the router configuration; the wrong selection can prevent connections.
Hidden network
Enable only when SSID broadcasting is disabled.

FAQs

Compatible phones usually show a join prompt. The user may still need to confirm.

Yes. QR encoding is not encryption, and anyone with the code may decode the stored password.

The existing code retains the old password and must be replaced.

Only when the network is configured not to broadcast its SSID.

Use devices not already connected to the network and verify the export with /qr-code-reader.