Free WiFi QR Code Generator
Create a WiFi QR code format for guest networks, cafes, offices, and events, with privacy-first local QR generation in your browser.
Create a QR Code Locally
Generate a static QR code in your browser. The text you enter is not sent to a third-party QR rendering API.
QR preview will appear here.
🔒 Privacy note: QR generation runs locally in your browser. For highly sensitive data, consider whether a QR code is appropriate at all, because anyone who scans it can read the encoded content.
Best use case
This WiFi QR code generator is best for sharing a guest WiFi network without asking people to type a long password. Keep the encoded content practical and test the result before printing or sharing it publicly.
Example content
WIFI:T:WPA;S:Guest Network;P:your-password;;How to create this QR code
- Enter your WiFi network name, password, and security type in the text field.
- Use the standard WiFi QR format: WIFI:T:WPA;S:Network Name;P:Password;;
- Preview the QR code locally in your browser.
- Download PNG for quick sharing or SVG for print layouts.
Practical tips
- Use a guest network instead of your private main network.
- Print the QR code near reception desks, meeting rooms, rental units, or event check-in tables.
- Test the code with both iPhone and Android before printing a large batch.
- Change the QR code if you rotate the WiFi password.
Privacy note
OurToolVault generates the QR preview locally in your browser. The QR code content is still visible to anyone who scans or photographs the code, so avoid encoding passwords, private tokens, medical details, legal records, or confidential business information unless you are deliberately sharing that information.
FAQ
What is the correct WiFi QR code format?
A common format is WIFI:T:WPA;S:Network Name;P:Password;;. Replace the network name and password with your own details. Use T:WEP for WEP networks or T:nopass for open networks.
Is it safe to put a WiFi password in a QR code?
Only use WiFi QR codes for guest networks or networks you are comfortable sharing. Anyone who scans the QR code can read or use the encoded WiFi details.
Does OurToolVault upload my WiFi password?
No. The QR preview is generated in your browser and is not sent to a third-party QR rendering API.