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Wi-Fi QR Code Generator
A Wi-Fi QR code lets guests join your network by pointing their camera — no reading the password off the router. Make one below, free, right on this page. It never expires, and nothing you type leaves your browser.
✓ Generated in your browser. Nothing is uploaded — ever.
How to make a Wi-Fi QR code
- Enter your networkType the network name and password above. WPA/WPA2 is right for almost everyone.
- Get your codeThe QR updates live as you type — everything happens in your browser. Download it as a free PNG.
- Make it yoursIn the Inkcode app: add your logo, match your colors, and export print-ready SVG.
- Print and placeFrame it by the door, on the fridge, or on the table tent. Guests scan and they're on.
Why put your Wi-Fi in a QR code
Because "what's the Wi-Fi?" is the most-asked question in every café, clinic, Airbnb and guest room on earth. A printed code answers it once, permanently: guests scan, tapJoin, and they're connected — no misheard passwords, no staff reciting"capital B, lowercase r, the number 4…" forty times a day.
For a business, it also just looks better. A framed code with your logo says someone cares about the details. A password taped to the till says the opposite.
Tips for a code that works in the real world
- Use a guest network. Keep your point-of-sale and office devices on a separate network from the one you share.
- Print it big enough. Around 2 cm minimum for arm's-length scanning; bigger if it hangs behind the counter.
- Laminate or frame it. A static code never expires — make the paper last as long as the code does.
- Place it at eye level where people actually sit or queue, not behind the espresso machine.
- Want it branded? The plain code above is free forever. Logo, brand colors and print-crisp SVG live in the Inkcode app.
Wi-Fi QR questions
Does this QR code expire?
Never. It's a static code — your network details live inside the code itself, not on a server. It works until you change your Wi-Fi password.
Is it safe to put my Wi-Fi password in a QR code?
The code only reveals the password to someone who can already scan it in person — the same trust as the chalkboard behind the counter, minus the typing. For a business, put the code on a guest network.
Does it work for Android guests too?
Yes — Wi-Fi QR codes are a standard format. iPhones and Android phones both join with the native camera.
What if I change my Wi-Fi password?
Print a fresh code. If you saved the code in the Inkcode app, edit the details and re-export in seconds instead of starting over.
Do you see my network details?
No. This page generates the code entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded. The Inkcode app keeps codes on your device, locked behind Face ID.
