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Wi-Fi QR Code Generator
Make a QR code for your Wi-Fi network. A guest points a phone camera at it and connects straight away — the password is never dictated, typed or spelled out letter by letter.
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Free, no watermarks or limits
Place on a picture
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Take your own picture or a generation from your archive — and place the QR built above on it: by hand (overlay) or blended in with AI.
Drag the QR around the picture, pull the corner to resize
How to place
The QR lands as a clean layer on top of the picture — guaranteed to scan. Set the position and size above.
The neural network will redraw the picture around the code — blending it in naturally with light, shadow and perspective, clearing overlapping objects. The code itself is composited as a precise layer and automatically checked for readability: if it doesn't scan, you get a clean overlay. Priced like a regular image generation.
Quality · size
How to blend the code inoptional
The finished picture with the QR is saved to your archive.
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Connect Guests to Your Network Without Typing the Password
Create a Wi-Fi QR code for free: guests point a camera at it and connect to your network without typing the password. Print it for a café, an office or the hallway at home — PNG and SVG, no watermarks.
Where a Wi-Fi Code Comes in Handy
- Cafés and small venues — a code on the table or the menu removes the most common question at the counter
- Offices and coworking — a printed code in the meeting room connects visitors without pulling in an admin
- Home and rentals — a code in the hallway or the guest info folder saves dictating a long password to every visitor
- Hotels and rentals — works offline and does not expire — print it once and it keeps serving guests
How to Create a Wi-Fi QR Code
- Enter the network name (SSID) exactly as it appears in the Wi-Fi list.
- Type the password and choose the encryption type — WPA/WPA2 in almost all cases.
- Check the preview by scanning it with your own phone.
- Download the code in PNG for a screen, or SVG for printing.
- Print it and put it where guests will look for it.
How a Wi-Fi QR Code Works
The code holds a short standard record with the network name, the password and the encryption type. iOS and Android both recognize that record natively: the camera shows a “Join network” prompt, one tap and the phone is online. Nothing is sent anywhere — the data sits inside the pattern, which is why the code works with no internet and keeps working after the generator page is closed. A few details decide whether it works on the first try. The network name is case-sensitive and must match the SSID exactly, spaces included. The encryption type is almost always WPA/WPA2; pick “No password” only for a genuinely open network. Hidden networks are a known weak spot — many phones will not join them from a code, so it is worth testing before printing. And since the password is readable by anyone who scans the code, a printed sheet is best suited to a guest network rather than the one your work devices sit on. Creating and downloading Wi-Fi codes here is completely free — everything is generated in the browser and the password never leaves your device.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it work on both iPhone and Android?
Yes. Both systems understand the Wi-Fi code format with the built-in camera and offer to join the network — no extra app is needed.
Is my Wi-Fi password sent anywhere?
No. The code is generated right in your browser, and the password is written straight into the pattern. It never reaches our server.
Anyone who scans the code gets my password. Is that safe?
Whoever scans the code can connect to the network, and on most phones the password can also be read from the saved network. For a public space use a separate guest network rather than the one your work devices are on.
The code does not connect — what went wrong?
In most cases the network name does not match exactly (it is case-sensitive) or the encryption type is wrong — choose WPA/WPA2 unless the network is genuinely open. Hidden networks often cannot be joined from a code at all.
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