Wi-Fi link to QR code

Share your Wi-Fi without dictating the password.

Wi-Fi network details

Network name (SSID)

Security

Password

Hidden network

Style

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Create a Wi-Fi QR code from a network name and password. Use the QR code in cafes, offices, rentals, hotels, waiting rooms, and home guest areas so visitors can connect without typing the password.

How Wi-Fi QR Code Generator works

1 Enter network details

Type the network name and password, and pick the security type.

2 Preview the QR

The generator creates a Wi-Fi QR code for the network.

3 Download and place it

Use PNG for quick signs or SVG for printed guest cards and displays.

Privacy note: The Wi-Fi details are encoded in your browser. Treat the QR code like the password because anyone who scans it can use the network details.

How to Create Wi-Fi QR Codes

Find

Confirm the exact network name and guest password.

Enter

Fill in the network name, password and security type. Tick Hidden network if the network does not show its name.

Test

Scan the QR code with a guest device and confirm it connects.

Download

Print the QR code for reception, tables, rooms, or welcome cards.

Quick quality check before publishing

Check uppercase, lowercase, spaces, and symbols in the network name and password.
Test the QR code with a phone that is not already connected.
Use a guest network when visitors should not access the main network.
Create a new QR code when the Wi-Fi password changes.

Advantages of Wi-Fi QR Codes

No password spelling

Guests scan instead of typing a long or case-sensitive password.

Fewer staff questions

Reception desks, cafes, and rentals can answer Wi-Fi requests with one sign.

Guest friendly

Visitors connect faster in offices, hotels, waiting rooms, and homes.

Easy to print

SVG output works for table cards, room signs, welcome books, and wall displays.

Placement	Best use
Cafe table card	Guest Wi-Fi access without asking staff
Office reception	Visitor network access for meetings and interviews
Rental welcome book	Easy connection for guests after check-in
Hotel or clinic sign	Shared access in waiting areas and rooms

Real Examples of Usage of Wi-Fi QR Codes

Cafes and restaurants

Place the QR code on table tents and receipts for guest Wi-Fi.

Offices

Use the QR code at reception for visitors and meeting rooms.

Vacation rentals

Add the QR code to welcome books, fridge signs, and check-in messages.

Hotels and clinics

Print the QR code for lobbies, waiting rooms, and guest areas.

Home guests

Keep the QR code near the router or entry table for friends and family.

Why choose LinkToQR for Wi-Fi QR Codes?

Best when you need

A Wi-Fi QR code for guests.
A printable sign that avoids password typing.
A fast way to update access after password changes.
No watermark on the downloaded QR code.

Before you publish

Test the QR code with a guest device.
Use a guest network where possible.
Place the QR code only where intended visitors can scan it.
Create a new QR code after changing the password.

Simple rule: Use SVG for printed Wi-Fi QR codes and PNG for digital Wi-Fi QR codes on websites, messages, slides, and quick sharing.

Frequently asked questions

What do I need to enter for a Wi-Fi QR code?+

The network name (SSID), the password and the security type. Type the name and password exactly as they are set on the router, since both are case sensitive.

What encryption does this Wi-Fi QR code use?+

The one you pick in the Security menu: WPA/WPA2 for almost all modern routers, WEP for very old ones, or Open network when there is no password. If you are not sure, WPA/WPA2 is almost always right.

Does the Wi-Fi QR code work on iPhone and Android?+

Yes. Most modern iPhone and Android camera apps can scan Wi-Fi QR codes and offer to connect.

Should I use my main Wi-Fi network?+

Use a guest network for visitors when possible. A Wi-Fi QR code exposes the network details to anyone who can scan it.

Should I use PNG or SVG for Wi-Fi QR codes?+

Use SVG for Wi-Fi QR codes on printed material such as cards, signs, labels, packaging, flyers, and posters. Use PNG for Wi-Fi QR codes on websites, messages, slides, and quick digital sharing.