WiFi QR Code Generator
Create a free WiFi QR code that makes it easier to share your wireless network. Enter your WiFi network name and password, customize your QR code, and download it as PNG, JPG, or SVG.
No account needed. Yours to keep.
1. Add your content
Starter templates & captions Ready-made styles and download frames
Apply a ready-made design. Your content stays unchanged.
Choose a frame to include your caption in downloads, copied images and print sheets. The selected size is the QR area; the frame adds space around it. Captions are saved with design presets.
Colours
More design options Shapes, logo, image size and border
QR shapes
Add a logo
Size & border
Saved designs
Save colours, styles, frames, captions and your logo on this browser. Your encoded QR content is never included. Up to 10 designs; saving an existing name updates it.
Preset files include saved logos. Import adds designs without replacing existing ones; conflicting names are renamed. Maximum 10 designs in total.
Local project library
Save the complete content, design, frame, caption and print label on this browser. Up to 20 projects. Saving an existing name updates it. Projects are not uploaded or synced.
Content is stored unencrypted in this browser profile. This can include Wi-Fi passwords, contact details and event information. Anyone with access to this profile may be able to read it. Clearing site data removes your projects.
Scan advice & checks
Automatic verification checks a PNG copy against your intended content. Transparent images are checked on white. Test the final print or display with your phone too.
Download QR code
PNG for everyday sharing · SVG for scalable print
Prepare a guest-network card
Use a guest network rather than sharing access to your main household or business network. Copy its network name (SSID) exactly, including capital letters and spaces, then select the matching security setting and enter its password. The generator escapes special characters in these fields for the Wi-Fi payload.
The form supports the security options shown in its selector. It is not an enterprise Wi-Fi setup tool and does not provide username, certificate or captive-portal configuration.
The password is readable, not encrypted by the QR
A Wi-Fi QR is a convenient way to share credentials, not a way to hide them. A reader can display the network name and password. Place the sign only where intended guests should have access, and replace it when credentials change.
Generation happens in your browser. If you explicitly save a complete project, the credentials are stored unencrypted in that browser profile. Design presets exclude the Wi-Fi fields; see the storage notice.
Test joining, not just decoding
- Scan with a compatible phone that is not already connected.
- Check that the offered network matches your guest network.
- Join it and confirm internet access, including any separate sign-in page.
Scanner and operating-system support varies. Keep a readable network name and an alternative way to obtain the password available for guests who cannot use the QR.
If connection fails
Check the SSID, security selection and password against the router settings. A successful image scan does not validate the credentials or the router. If no join prompt appears, try another compatible scanner before changing the artwork. See the ZXing Wi-Fi payload reference for format details.