Enter your Wi-Fi details
Enter the network name, select the security type and add the Wi-Fi password if required.
Turn your Wi-Fi network details into a QR code guests can scan to connect instantly. Add a heading and description, preview the design, then download it as PNG, JPG, SVG or PDF.
Choose the type of content your QR code should contain.
Enter the Wi-Fi network name and password for your guests.
Complete at least one of the following fields: first name, last name, organization, telephone, or email address.
Designed to print as a small card or table tent.
A4 · 210 × 297 mm
Enter the network name, select the security type and add the Wi-Fi password if required.
Add a heading, location or network name and a short instruction. You can also customize the QR code design.
Check the finished design, test the QR code and download it as PNG, JPG, SVG or PDF.
A Guest WiFi QR code lets visitors connect to a Wi-Fi network by scanning a QR code instead of entering the network name and password manually.
The QR code contains the Wi-Fi connection details you provide, such as the network name, security type and password. Compatible devices can read these details and offer to connect to the network.
Guests can scan the code when they need Wi-Fi access instead of asking for the network details.
A compatible device can read the connection details directly from the QR code, reducing typing errors.
Place the finished design at a reception desk, counter, table, guest room or another suitable location.
Download the finished Guest WiFi design as PNG, JPG, SVG or PDF for digital use or printing.
Make Wi-Fi access available in guest rooms, reception areas or other shared spaces.
Display the QR code where customers can easily scan it from their table or at the counter.
Give visitors convenient access to a designated guest network without manually sharing connection details.
Use a printed QR code to provide network access at meetings, events, workshops or communal areas.
Make sure the network name, security type and password are correct before downloading or printing the design.
Use sufficient contrast and leave clear space around the QR code. Avoid making the printed code unnecessarily small.
Put the code in a visible location where people are expected to connect to the guest network.
Scan the final QR code with a compatible device before printing larger quantities or placing it permanently.
A WiFi QR code stores network connection details in a standardized QR payload. A compatible device can scan the code, read those details and offer to connect to the Wi-Fi network.
Yes, if you create a QR code for a password-protected network, the password is stored in the QR code data. Anyone who can access and decode the QR code may be able to read those connection details. Use it only where sharing access to the network is appropriate.
On compatible devices, scanning the QR code can provide the network name and password automatically so the guest does not have to type them manually.
Yes. Select the appropriate open-network option when entering the Wi-Fi details. No password is then included in the QR code.
Yes. The Guest WiFi template supports the existing hidden-network option. Make sure the network details are correct and test the QR code with the devices you expect guests to use.
Yes. The finished design can be downloaded as PNG, JPG, SVG or PDF. Test the downloaded QR code before using it on printed material.