Wi-Fi QR Code Scanner
Read a Wi-Fi QR code from a photo or a screenshot and see the network name and password.
- Wi-Fi
- QR code
- passwords
Create a Wi-Fi QR code and printable guest card in your browser — free, with no sign-up, and your network name and password never leave your device. Enter the network name and password, choose a card style, then print the card or download the code.
Exactly as it appears in the list of Wi-Fi networks, with capitals and spaces.
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Print at 100% scale with headers and footers off. The line at the bottom of the sheet should measure 50 mm.
Preview
Point the camera at the code: iPhone and most Android phones offer to join the network. On an older phone, use Google Lens or a QR scanner app. Scan the printed card with a phone before you put it up.
No. The code is made on your device. Your network name and password never leave your device unless you choose to share the QR code. Nothing is saved either: close the tab and they are gone.
Check the network name and the password character by character — capitals and spaces count. Choose the security your router uses. If the router is set to WPA3 only, some phones will not join from a code; its mixed WPA2/WPA3 mode avoids that.
Yes. The password is inside the code, so print a new card after you change it. The code itself never expires: nothing about it depends on this site.
Yes: turn off “Password on the card”. The password is still inside the code, and anyone who scans the card can join. Leaving it off only keeps it from being read over someone’s shoulder.
A network that does not show its name in the list of networks. If yours is one, turn on “Hidden network” under “More settings”, so that phones look for it by name.
Yes. This tool is free, with no sign-up and no daily limits.
No. You can use this tool without an account.
Read a Wi-Fi QR code from a photo or a screenshot and see the network name and password.
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