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WiFi QR Code Generator

Fill in SSID and password to make a scannable WiFi QR code

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Maintained by ToolsKit Editorial Teamβ€’Updated: September 5, 2026β€’Reviewed: September 5, 2026
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Fill in the SSID to generate the QR code.

About this tool

WiFi QR Code Generator builds the special WIFI: URI that phones understand and turns it into a scannable QR code, so guests can join your network by scanning instead of typing a long password. You fill in the SSID, password, and security type (WPA/WPA2, WEP, or open), and optionally mark the network as hidden β€” the tool formats the exact payload, shows a live preview, and lets you download a PNG or SVG. The generated code follows the standard WiFi QR format, so it works on both Android and iOS camera apps. Everything runs locally in your browser β€” your SSID and password are never uploaded.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a WiFi QR code work?

It encodes a special WIFI: payload (SSID, password, security type). When a phone camera scans it, the OS recognizes the format and offers a one-tap connect, so the user never types the password.

Which security types are supported?

WPA/WPA2 (most common home networks), WEP (older networks), and None for open networks. You can also mark the network as hidden.

Will it work on iPhone and Android?

Yes. The WIFI: format is a de facto standard recognized by the native camera apps on both iOS and Android, as well as most QR scanner apps.

Is my WiFi password sent anywhere?

No. The SSID, password, and QR generation all happen locally in your browser. Your network credentials never leave your device.

Why is my QR code not connecting?

Check that the SSID matches exactly (case-sensitive), the password has no trailing spaces, and the security type is correct. Special characters in SSID or password must be escaped with a backslash.

Can I export the QR code as an image?

Yes. You can download a PNG for screen and print, or an SVG for scalable use on posters and signs.

What does the hidden network option do?

It adds H:true to the payload, telling the scanner that the SSID is not broadcast, so the phone prompts to connect even though the network is not visible in the list.

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