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WiFi QR Code Generator

Create a QR code that lets guests connect to your WiFi — no password typing.

89,000+ menu views · 18,000+ QR scans served for real restaurants

WiFi QR Code

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Your WiFi QR code

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Three steps

How It Works

  1. Upload or paste your link

    Enter a URL, upload a PDF, or drop an image — we support all common formats.

  2. We generate a scannable QR code

    Your QR code is created instantly with error-correction built in — works even if partially covered.

  3. Download and use anywhere

    Download as PNG or SVG. Print it on menus, flyers, tables, or share it digitally.

For venues

Let Guests Connect to WiFi Instantly

Stop telling customers your WiFi password. A WiFi QR code on your table tent or wall lets guests connect with a single scan — no typing, no asking staff. It's the standard for modern restaurants, cafes, hotels, and coworking spaces.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a WiFi QR code work?

Enter your network name, password, and encryption type. The QR code encodes this information. When scanned, the device automatically connects to your WiFi — no manual password entry needed.

Is it safe to share my WiFi password via QR code?

The QR code is generated locally and only shared when you print or display it. We recommend using a guest network for public WiFi access.

Which devices support WiFi QR codes?

iPhones (iOS 11+), Android phones (Android 10+), and most modern smartphones can connect to WiFi by scanning a QR code.

Where should I display my WiFi QR code?

Tables, the entrance, menus, checkout counters, hotel rooms, or any area where guests need internet access.

What encryption types are supported?

WPA/WPA2 (recommended for most networks), WEP (older networks), and open networks with no password.