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Free Wi-Fi QR Code Generator

Help guests join your Wi-Fi without typing a long password. Enter the network details and download a QR code for your home, office, café, or venue.

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Share Wi-Fi access with a QR code

A Wi-Fi QR code stores the network name, password, and security type in a standard format supported by many phones. Place it somewhere trusted and avoid displaying access to a sensitive private network publicly.

  • Connects compatible phones with one scan
  • Useful for homes, cafés, offices, and events
  • Credentials are processed only in your browser
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How to create a QR code in 3 steps

Make a scannable QR code in less than a minute.

01

Choose a QR code type

Select a link, PDF, contact, message, app, social profile, or another useful QR format.

02

Add your information

Enter the destination and choose a color and download size that fits your design.

03

Download and share

Test your code with a phone, then download it as a high-quality PNG or SVG file.

One tool, many uses

What can you make a QR code for?

Connect printed material to digital information with a simple scan. Every code made here is static, direct, and free to use.

No hidden redirectsYour QR code contains the destination you enter.

Websites & landing pages

Send customers from printed material straight to your site, menu, portfolio, or online store.

Wi-Fi access

Let guests connect to your network without typing a long password.

Email contact

Open a ready-to-send email with the recipient, subject, and message already filled in.

Plain text

Share short instructions, serial numbers, offers, or any text that works offline.

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QR codes explained

What is a QR code?

A QR code is a two-dimensional barcode that stores information in a grid of black and white squares. A smartphone camera can scan it to open a website, show text, start an email, or connect to Wi-Fi without manual typing.

Static QR codes store the information directly, so they do not need an account and never expire. For reliable scanning, use strong contrast, leave clear space around the code, and test it before printing.

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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before creating and printing a free QR code.