Which encryption type should I pick?

Most home networks use WPA/WPA2. WEP is outdated. For a network without a password, choose “No password”.

What is a hidden network?

A network that doesn't show up in the available list. If yours is hidden, turn on this toggle.

The QR is created in your browser and the password isn't sent to a server. But the printed code itself contains the password — don't leave it in public places if the network is private.

Is data sent anywhere?

No, everything happens in your browser.

Where do I find my Wi-Fi encryption type?

In your router settings or on the sticker on the router. Most home networks use WPA/WPA2 — choose that if you're not sure.

Can I print the Wi-Fi QR code for guests?

Yes. Print it and put it by the entrance or on the fridge — guests scan it and connect without typing the password.

Wi-Fi QR code

Wi-Fi QR code online: enter the network name and password, and guests scan the QR code to connect to the wi-fi without typing it by hand.

Network name (SSID)

Password

Enter the network name — a connection QR will appear.

How to use it

1

Enter the network name

SSID — the name of your Wi-Fi network.

2

Set password and type

The password and encryption type (usually WPA/WPA2). For an open network choose “No password”.

3

Show the QR to guests

Download the PNG, print it or show it on screen — guests connect by scanning.

Why it's useful

Dictating a long Wi-Fi password is awkward, and writing it on paper isn't safe. A QR code solves it: the phone camera reads the code and the device joins the network by itself.

Handy at home, in a café, office or at an event: print the code and put it somewhere visible. Generation happens in your browser; the password is never sent anywhere.

FAQ

On modern iPhone and Android — yes, the camera recognizes a Wi-Fi QR and offers to connect. Very old devices may not support it.

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