Create a scannable shortcut for your wireless network. Make it easier for guests, customers, renters, and visitors to connect without manually typing long Wi-Fi passwords.
Make it a dynamic link
Turn it into editable QR code with trackable scans.
File format
Sharing a Wi-Fi password manually can be tedious, especially when it contains a mixture of uppercase and lowercase characters, numbers, and symbols. A Wi-Fi QR code packages the network's SSID, security type, and password into a standardized configuration that compatible devices can decode.
Asking customers, hotel guests, rental visitors, or friends to manually type a long wireless password creates unnecessary friction and introduces opportunities for typing mistakes. A properly formatted Wi-Fi QR code lets compatible phones decode the network configuration and present a convenient option to join the network.
A QR code is best used with a network specifically intended for guests. Because the credentials are encoded directly into the finished QR image, anyone with access to a publicly displayed code may be able to recover them. For businesses, rentals, offices, and public spaces, an isolated guest network provides a safer way to share wireless access without exposing your primary network.
Place a Wi-Fi QR code on table tents, menus, receipts, or counters so customers can connect to your guest network without manually typing a password.
Display a custom Wi-Fi QR code in a convenient location so friends and family can connect without having to read or manually enter a long network password.
Include a Wi-Fi QR code in your welcome book, guest instructions, or check-in materials to make connecting to the property's network quick and straightforward.
Place network QR codes in guest rooms, conference areas, shared offices, and common spaces to reduce connection friction and repetitive password requests.
Use a QR code to share credentials for an isolated guest network without displaying the password as plain text. For public or high-traffic environments, use a dedicated guest network rather than exposing your primary network.
Network Setup
Enter your Wi-Fi network name (SSID), select the appropriate security type, and provide the network password when required.
Customize your QR code colors, choose an eye frame style that matches your environment, and optionally add a logo to the center.
Export high-resolution SVG or transparent PNG files ready for table tents, wall signs, menus, guest guides, stickers, and other printed materials.
Security & Technical FAQ
Network Configuration
A Wi-Fi QR code is convenient, but it should be treated like a printed copy of the network credentials. The encoded QR data contains the network name, security configuration, and password when a password is required. Anyone who can scan or otherwise decode the finished QR code may be able to obtain those credentials. For public or business use, we recommend creating a dedicated guest network rather than sharing your primary network.
Security & Usage