WiFi QR Code Generator
Let guests join your network by scanning — no typed passwords.
Create Your WiFi QR Code
Enter your QR content
Customize your QR code
File types: .png, .jpg, .gif or .svg — max size of 2 MB
Advanced options
Create QR Codes for Any Type of Content
Compare WiFi QRs with URL or vCard tools when you need more than guest network access.
How to use the WiFi QR Code Generator
Create a scannable WiFi QR Code in three steps.
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Enter network name and password
Add SSID, encryption type (WPA/WPA2), and password. Guests connect in one tap without typing credentials on a tiny keyboard.
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Customize your design
Adjust colors, frames, logos, and error correction in step 2. Preview updates live before you export.
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Download your code
Export PNG for digital placements or SVG for print. Pick the quality slider size that matches your final output.
Customize Your WiFi QR Code
Print-friendly WiFi cards with frames and high error correction for laminated table tents.
Add your logo
Place your brand mark in the center without breaking scannability.
Upload PNG, JPG, GIF, or SVG files up to 2 MB, or pick built-in and social presets. The generator reserves a safe quiet zone and scales the logo so phones can still read the code.
- Use square artwork with transparent backgrounds for crisp edges.
- Raise error correction to Q or H when adding a center logo.
- Brand presets include Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and app store badges.
Change QR code colors
Match module color to your brand palette.
Set the foreground color with a hex picker or type a value directly. Preview updates live so you can check contrast before download.
- Keep strong contrast between modules and background.
- Dark codes on light backgrounds scan most reliably.
- Avoid light gray modules on white print stock.
Choose different patterns
Switch module shapes for a softer or bolder look.
Pick from square, dots, vertical pill, fluid, dash, or cross patterns. Each style changes how dense the code appears while encoding the same payload.
- Square is the safest choice for small print.
- Dots and fluid styles work well on marketing materials.
- Test a physical proof when switching to decorative patterns.
Customize corner styles
Wrap the code with decorative frames and labels.
Choose frames such as speech bubbles, gift boxes, shopping bags, mugs, or bottom bars with “Scan me” callouts. Frames export with your QR for ready-to-print artwork.
- Use top-label or text-below frames for menu signage.
- Shopping and gift frames suit retail packaging.
- Keep the QR modules themselves high contrast inside any frame.
Set background colors
Control the quiet zone behind the modules.
Set a background color separate from the module color. Useful for brand sheets, colored stickers, or slides where pure white would look out of place.
- Leave enough margin around the code — the tool includes a configurable quiet zone.
- Matte backgrounds scan better than glossy overlays.
- Pair with PNG for digital and SVG for print workflows.
Adjust error correction
Trade capacity for resilience when codes get damaged or branded.
Choose levels L, M, Q, or H. Higher levels recover more damaged modules — important for logos, packaging curves, or outdoor signage.
- Use level H when printing on glossy menu sleeves.
- Reprint codes whenever you rotate the WiFi password.
- Open networks work but offer less security for guest access.
Download WiFi QR Code Formats
PNG for digital signage; SVG for print shops producing laminated WiFi cards.
| Format | Best use for |
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| PNG | Websites, social posts, slide decks, and quick digital sharing. Raster output at the quality slider size you choose. |
| SVG | Print vendors, packaging dielines, and design tools. Vector edges stay sharp at any physical size. |
| JPG | Email attachments and documents where a smaller file size matters. Best on light, solid backgrounds. |
| Print-ready handoffs, spec sheets, and one-page proofs for clients or procurement teams. |
WiFi QR Code Use Cases
Common placements for WiFi QRs in hospitality and workplaces.
Restaurant guest WiFi
Table tents with a WiFi QR reduce staff interruptions and speed up guest onboarding.
Office visitor networks
Lobby signage with a dedicated guest SSID keeps internal credentials private.
Event venues
Badge inserts or stage screens share conference WiFi without announcing passwords aloud.
How WiFi QR Codes work
How a WiFi QR turns credentials into a one-tap join flow.
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Data becomes a grid
Your payload is encoded into a binary string, then mapped onto a square matrix of dark and light modules.
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Finders orient the camera
Three corner finder patterns help phone cameras detect the code, correct perspective, and read modules in the right order.
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Error correction adds resilience
Reed–Solomon redundancy lets scanners recover partial damage — useful for logos, scratches, or low-quality print.
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The payload triggers an action
After decoding, the device performs the action encoded in the QR — open a link, join WiFi, save a contact, or display text.
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The phone joins the network
WiFi QRs encode SSID, encryption, and password. The OS shows a join prompt — no manual typing required.
Privacy / Security
Network credentials are encoded locally — passwords are not saved on our servers.
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No signup
Open the generator and create codes without creating an account.
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Free
Core QR tools run in the browser at no charge for standard downloads.
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No watermark
Exported PNG, SVG, JPG, and PDF files do not carry a platform watermark.
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Browser-based
Generation happens locally in your session — no server-side rendering of your payload.
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No data stored
We do not save the text or URLs you enter into the generator for later retrieval.
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HTTPS secure
The site is served over HTTPS so your browsing session and downloads are encrypted in transit.
Why use WiFi QR Codes?
Why venues replace verbal passwords with WiFi QRs.
Instant guest access
Visitors skip hunting for SSID and password fields — one scan joins the network.
Separate guest SSIDs
Publish a guest network QR without exposing your primary corporate WiFi credentials.
Print once at each table
Laminated tent cards survive spills better than handwritten passwords on chalkboards.
Works on iOS and Android
Modern phones prompt to join networks from WiFi QRs without third-party apps.
Branded welcome cards
Add café or hotel logos with frames while keeping modules high contrast.
Operational consistency
Standardize the same QR art across locations so staff reprints are identical.