Share WiFi access with a QR code

Let guests connect by scanning instead of typing a password. Built for café counters, hotel room cards, and reception desks — with credentials processed only in your browser for static codes.

Free static QR code generator

Create a QR code in seconds

Start from a common use, or choose a type, customize the look, and download. Nothing is saved.

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Quick start

One tap sets the QR type, template, and frame label. Your details stay in the form.

1. Add content

3. Preview & download

Live preview

Complete the required fields to preview your QR code.

PNG includes the frame, label, and background when selected. SVG exports the scalable QR artwork for print and editing.

About this QR tool

Enter the SSID exactly as phones list it, including capital letters and spaces. Cafe_Guest is not the same as cafe_guest — a mismatch is the most common reason a WiFi QR fails.

Choose WPA/WPA2 for modern routers. Use No password only for networks you intentionally leave open. The password is encoded in the QR payload, so treat the printed code like a shared secret.

Static WiFi creation runs entirely in your browser. We do not upload, store, or log the network name or password on our servers.

Counter stickers about 50 mm wide or A6 cards (105 × 148 mm) work well. Keep the QR at least 25 mm square with quiet space, and test-scan while standing at the counter before laminating.

Prefer a dedicated guest SSID for printed codes. Do not put your staff or admin password on a public tent card.

Steam, glare, and glass near espresso machines can hide QR corners — print matte when possible and re-test after the sign is in place.

How to create this QR code

  1. 1

    Enter the WiFi network name exactly as it appears on a connected phone.

  2. 2

    Select WPA (or the matching security type) and enter the guest password if required.

  3. 3

    Set a short frame label such as Connect to WiFi or เชื่อมต่อ WiFi.

  4. 4

    Download, print a counter-size sample, and confirm both iPhone and Android join the network.

Frequently asked questions

Does the QR code reveal my WiFi password?

Yes — anyone who can scan or photograph the code can read the password from the payload. Share printed codes only with people allowed on that network.

Do you store my WiFi password?

No. Static WiFi QR generation happens in your browser only. This app does not save or transmit the password to our servers.

Which security type should I choose?

Most guest networks use WPA or WPA2. Choose WEP only for legacy routers, or No password for intentionally open networks.

What size works on a café counter?

A 50 mm sticker or A6 card is enough for most counters. Keep the QR at least 25 mm square and test-scan before laminating.