Wi-Fi QR Code Generator
Make a QR code that connects phones to your Wi-Fi, and print it as a card or a table sign.
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Wi-Fi QR Code Scanner
Read the network name and password from a Wi-Fi QR code picture in your browser — free, with no sign-up, and your picture and password never leave your device. Choose, paste or photograph the code, then copy the network name or password.
Questions
Is the picture uploaded?
No. Your picture and password never leave your device. The picture is read locally in your browser.
Why not just scan the code with the phone camera?
If you are joining from that phone, do: the camera connects without showing the password. This page is for a code in a photo, a screenshot or a message, and for when you need the password itself — for a laptop, a TV or a console.
Why was no code found?
The whole code has to be in the picture, sharp and without glare. Take the photo closer, or take a screenshot instead of photographing a screen.
How can I read a QR code that is not for Wi-Fi?
Use the QR code reader. This page reads Wi-Fi codes only; the QR code reader shows what another code says before you use it.
What are the warnings under the result?
Some codes are written in ways that some phones do not read: lowercase letters, quotes, a missing ending. The warnings say what phones may trip over, and when the network is clear, the page offers to make a corrected code.
Can it open HEIC photos?
It opens what your browser opens. Safari opens HEIC; in other browsers, share the photo as JPEG or take a screenshot of it.
Is this tool free?
Yes. This tool is free, with no sign-up and no daily limits.
Do I need an account?
No. You can use this tool without an account.
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