QR Code Generator
Create QR codes from text or URLs.
- On your device
- No signup
Everyday Tools
Utilnivo
Create WiFi QR codes guests scan to join your network instantly.
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Private on your device
Your information stays on your device and is not uploaded.
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A QR code generator encodes a URL, text, Wi-Fi login, or contact card into a scannable image. Customize size and colors, then download or print.
This WiFi QR code generator builds scannable codes for WPA and open networks using the standard `WIFI:` format. Enter SSID, password, and encryption type—guests scan with a phone camera to connect without typing credentials.
WiFi QR codes embed the password in the image—display them only where trusted guests can scan.
Rotate guest network passwords periodically if QR codes are posted publicly.
Enter network name (SSID), password, and security type, generate the QR code, and download or print the image for your space.
Example: encode `WIFI:T:WPA;S:GuestNetwork;P:Summer2024;;` so visitors scan once instead of hunting for the password card.
Enter text or a URL, choose size, error correction, margin, and colors, then generate a QR code. The image is created on your device as a PNG you can download. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
Generated codes are static images. Test scanning at the intended print size before production use.
Your data stays on your device and is not uploaded.
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FAQ
Modern phones scan WiFi QR codes from the camera app or WiFi settings.
The QR encodes the password—anyone who scans gets access. Use a guest VLAN with limited access.
Use the encryption type that matches your router configuration; mismatches prevent connection.
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