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Free QR code generator

Wi-Fi QR Code Generator

Let guests join your Wi-Fi by pointing their camera at a code — no spelling out long passwords. Perfect for homes, cafés, offices, Airbnbs and events. Your network details never leave your device.

  • Free · never expires
  • Logo, colours & frames
  • Private — made in your browser
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One-tap templates

1. What should the code do?

Exactly as it appears in your phone’s Wi-Fi list — it’s case-sensitive.

Security

Enter your Wi-Fi network name to create your code.

Static · never expires No watermark No sign-up

3. Download or print

A4 print sheet

Made entirely in your browser — nothing you type or upload is sent anywhere. Wi-Fi passwords, phone numbers and contact details are never put in the page link.

2. Make it yours

Pattern

Corner frame

Corner centre

Colours

Centre logo

Frame & call to action

Error correction & margin

Medium · ~15% · a good default for screens and clean prints. Higher levels survive more damage but make the code denser.

4 modules

The standard is 4. Go lower only if your design already has white space around the code.

How to make a wi-fi qr code

  1. 1Type your network name (SSID) exactly as it appears in phone Wi-Fi lists.
  2. 2Enter the password and choose the security type (most routers use WPA/WPA2/WPA3).
  3. 3Add the Wi-Fi icon and a “Scan to join” frame.
  4. 4Download or print it and place it where guests can see it.

Popular uses

  • 📶 Home guests
  • 📶 Cafés & restaurants
  • 📶 Airbnb & hotels
  • 📶 Offices & co-working
  • 📶 Clinics & waiting rooms
  • 📶 Events

Need a different kind of code? The full QR code generator also makes email, SMS, phone, text and calendar-event codes.

Frequently asked questions

How do I connect to Wi-Fi using a QR code?

Open the camera app on an iPhone or Android phone and point it at the code, then tap the notification to join. Most phones from the last few years support this without any extra app.

Is it safe to put my Wi-Fi password in a QR code?

The code contains the password, so anyone who scans it can join — just like telling them the password. For public places, use a separate guest network. On MyCalc the code is generated in your browser, so your password is never uploaded.

What if I change my Wi-Fi password?

Static QR codes store the password inside them, so you will need to generate and print a new code after changing it.

Does it work for hidden networks?

Yes. Tick “Hidden network” so phones know to look for a network that doesn’t broadcast its name.

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