WiFi QR Code Generator
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Let guests join your WiFi with one scan
Typing a long WiFi password on a phone's on-screen keyboard is a small, annoying friction point for every guest, customer, or coworking-space visitor who asks for your network. A WiFi QR code removes it entirely — point a phone camera at the code and most modern phones (Android and iPhone both support this natively through the camera app) show a "Join Network" prompt instantly, no typing required.
Enter your network name (SSID), password, and security type above, and the QR code updates instantly. Nothing you type is ever sent to a server — the WiFi QR code is built entirely inside your browser using JavaScript, and your password is used only to construct that code, never transmitted or stored anywhere.
Choosing the right security type
Pick "WPA / WPA2 / WPA3" for almost every modern router — it covers all three of those protocols with the same QR format. Pick "WEP" only if your router specifically uses the older WEP standard. Pick "Open (no password)" for a network with no password at all — the password field is hidden automatically and the QR code omits it. If your router is set to hide its network name from the WiFi list, tick "This is a hidden network" so connecting devices know to look for it by name instead of picking it from a visible list.
A printable card for your front desk or table
Use the "Print WiFi Card" button to print a simple, clean card with your
network name, password, and the QR code — perfect for a reception desk,
café table, or guest room. Special characters in your password (like
;, \, or ") are automatically
escaped so the QR code stays valid no matter what your password looks
like.
This is a good fit for cafés and restaurants that offer free WiFi to diners, coworking spaces and guesthouses that hand new arrivals a login every day, salons and clinics with a waiting-room network, and any small office that would rather point visitors at a printed card than repeat a password out loud every time someone asks. Because the code is generated fresh from whatever you type, updating it after a password change takes the same few seconds as creating it the first time — just re-enter the new password and print a new card.
A BizGo digital business page can host the same kind of practical, customer-facing details — hours, location, contact options, and more — all on one free, shareable page alongside everything else your business needs online.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The QR code is generated entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript — your password is never uploaded or stored anywhere.
Yes — both platforms can read a WiFi QR code directly with the built-in camera app on modern versions, showing a "Join Network" prompt without needing a separate QR scanner app.
They are handled automatically — this tool escapes any character that has special meaning in a WiFi QR code (backslash, semicolon, comma, colon, and double-quote) so the code stays valid.
Choose "WPA / WPA2 / WPA3" for almost every modern router. Only choose "WEP" if your router specifically uses that older standard, and "Open" if there is no password at all.
Yes — use the "Print WiFi Card" button for a clean, print-ready card with your network name, password, and QR code.
