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Generate share-ready QR codes for websites and plain text.
How to create Wi-Fi QR codes
Generate Wi-Fi QR codes with SSID, password, and encryption settings so guests can join quickly.
Input checklist
- Prepare exact SSID and password values.
- Choose encryption mode that matches your router (WPA/WEP/No Password).
- Enable hidden option only when your network is hidden.
Practical flow
- Choose Wi-Fi type in Generate mode.
- Fill SSID, password, encryption type, and hidden-network setting exactly.
- Generate the QR and scan it on a spare device to confirm it joins the right network.
- Download and print/share QR for office, event, or guest access.
Example
Input: SSID: Toolbye-Guest, WPA2 password, hidden=false.
Settings: 384px size, Q error correction for better scan tolerance.
Output: A printable Wi-Fi QR image that helps visitors connect in seconds.
Connection tips
- Avoid placing private office passwords on posters visible to untrusted visitors.
- Regenerate the QR after any router password or SSID change.
- For busy venues, print a large code and keep enough quiet margin around it.
FAQ
Does Wi-Fi QR expose my password?
The encoded password is readable to anyone who decodes the QR. Share it only in trusted spaces.
Which encryption should I choose?
Match your router configuration. Most modern networks use WPA/WPA2.
Why can a device fail to connect after scanning?
SSID mismatch, wrong password, unsupported encryption, or hidden-network settings are common causes.
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