Where this saves the most hassle
Cafés, short-term rentals, waiting rooms and home guest rooms are the classic spots. It's especially useful for long, random passwords that are painful to type on a phone keyboard.
Print it by the router or on a welcome card: guests scan, tap connect, and they're online — no password typing, no spelling out special characters.
Cafés, short-term rentals, waiting rooms and home guest rooms are the classic spots. It's especially useful for long, random passwords that are painful to type on a phone keyboard.
The password is encoded directly into the QR image. Anyone who scans it can join your network, so treat a printed Wi-Fi QR code the way you'd treat the password itself — don't post it somewhere public if the network is private.
Choose "None (open network)" as the security type and leave the password field blank.
Yes — tick the "Hidden network" option so connecting devices know to search for it by name.
WPA/WPA2/WPA3, WEP, and open (no password) networks.
Text QR Code, URL QR Code, Email QR Code, Phone QR Code, SMS QR Code, vCard / Contact QR Code, PDF QR Code, Event QR Code, Location QR Code