How to make a WiFi QR code for guests
"What's the WiFi password?" — followed by you spelling out Xk7#pQ2m three times. A WiFi QR code ends that ritual: guests point their camera at it and their phone joins the network automatically. Both iPhone (iOS 11+) and Android (10+) support this natively, no app needed.
Create one in a minute
- Open QuickQR and select the WiFi type.
- Enter your network name (SSID) exactly as it appears in WiFi settings.
- Enter the password and pick the security type — almost always WPA/WPA2.
- Download the PNG and print it. Tape it to the fridge, frame it for the guest room, or laminate it for the café counter.
QuickQR — free QR code generator
WiFi, links, contact cards, email and SMS codes with custom colors. Static codes that never expire, generated on your device.
Make a WiFi QR code
Good to know
- The code never expires. It encodes the network name and password directly — there's no service in the middle that can shut down or start charging. It only stops working if you change the password.
- Your password stays private. QuickQR generates the code in your browser; the network details are never sent anywhere.
- Changed your password? Just generate a new code — it takes seconds.
- Printing tips: keep the code at least 3×3 cm, leave white space around it, and avoid printing it on dark backgrounds. High contrast scans best.
- For businesses: a table-tent QR code beats a chalkboard password — customers connect faster and staff answer the question zero times per day.