Let guests join your network with one scan.
The Wi-Fi QR generator creates a scannable network sign-in code from an SSID, password and security type. Guests scan once and their phone offers to join without anyone spelling or retyping a password.
Network details are encoded locally and never uploaded. The finished QR code is static: it contains exactly the credentials you provide and has no dependency on JsonKit.
It works well for homes, guest networks, cafés, offices, events and rental properties where a printed code is more convenient than sharing credentials manually.
Select WPA/WPA2/WPA3 for nearly all modern protected networks, WEP only for legacy equipment, or None for an open network. The generator formats the payload that phone cameras expect.
Hidden networks are marked explicitly, and punctuation inside SSIDs or passwords is escaped so it remains part of the credential instead of being mistaken for QR payload syntax.
Scan the preview with a second device before placing it on signage. This confirms the security type, capitalization and password are correct while changes are still easy.
No. The SSID, password and generated image stay inside your browser tab.
Choose WPA for WPA, WPA2 or WPA3 personal networks. Use WEP only for old networks that explicitly say WEP, and None for networks with no password.
Yes. Enable Hidden network and the QR payload will tell compatible phones that the SSID is not broadcast.
Anyone who can scan it can recover or use the credentials. Put it only where intended guests can access it, and prefer a separate guest network for public spaces.
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