Guest Wi-Fi signs
Print a guest-network QR near a cashier, lobby, or front desk so visitors can connect quickly.
Free Wi-Fi QR generator
Create a private Wi-Fi QR code entirely in your browser.
Free Wi-Fi QR generator
Wi-Fi QR generation happens locally in your browser. Your SSID and password stay on your device.
Generated Wi-Fi QR code
Generate a Wi-Fi QR code to preview it and download the PNG.
Create the Wi-Fi QR code
Enter the Wi-Fi network name, choose the security type, add the password when needed, and Blinkode turns those values into a QR code that devices can scan.
- 1Enter the exact SSID that devices should join.
- 2Choose WPA/WPA2, WEP, or open network.
- 3Add the password if the network is secured and mark the network as hidden when needed.
- 4Generate the QR code, download it, or reset the form.
Create a QR for a link instead
Wi-Fi QR generation happens locally in your browser. Your SSID and password stay on your device.
Where it helps
Hospitality and coworking
Add a Wi-Fi QR to welcome cards, room binders, or coworking desks for a cleaner onboarding flow.
Events and pop-ups
Use a separate guest SSID for events, pop-ups, and short-term access instead of exposing an internal network.
Frequently asked questions
Is my Wi-Fi password uploaded?
This tool creates the Wi-Fi QR code locally in your browser. Your SSID and password stay on your device.
Will every phone connect automatically?
Most modern phones can scan Wi-Fi QR codes, but behavior can vary by device and operating system version.
Should I share my main network?
A guest network is usually the safer option for public or semi-public access because it separates visitor traffic from internal systems.
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