WiFi QR Code Generator
Share Your WiFi Network Instantly
Create a QR code that allows guests to connect to your WiFi network with a single scan. No need to share passwords manually.
Why Use WiFi QR Codes?
Instant Connection
Guests connect to WiFi with one scan - no typing required
Secure & Private
Password stays encoded in the QR code, not stored on servers
Works Everywhere
Compatible with all modern iOS and Android devices
Perfect for Guests
Ideal for homes, offices, cafes, hotels, and events
How to Create a WiFi QR Code
Enter Network Name (SSID)
Type your WiFi network name exactly as it appears on your router or device settings.
Add Password & Security Type
Enter your WiFi password and select the security type (WPA2 is most common).
Generate & Share
Generate your WiFi QR code and print it or share it digitally for guests to scan.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a WiFi QR code?↓
A WiFi QR code is a scannable code that allows guests to automatically connect to your WiFi network without manually typing the password. When scanned, it configures the device to connect instantly.
Is my WiFi password secure in the QR code?↓
The WiFi password is encoded in the QR code, but it's not stored on any server. The code is generated locally and the information stays on your device until you share the QR code.
What WiFi security types are supported?↓
Kleap's WiFi QR code generator supports all common security types: WPA/WPA2, WPA3, WEP, and open networks (no password). WPA2/WPA3 is recommended for security.
Do WiFi QR codes work on all phones?↓
Yes, WiFi QR codes work on virtually all modern smartphones. iPhone users can scan with the camera app (iOS 11+), and Android users can use the camera app or Google Lens.
Can I use WiFi QR codes for my business?↓
WiFi QR codes are ideal for businesses like cafes, hotels, restaurants, and offices. Print the QR code for customers and guests to connect easily without asking for the password.
Ready to Create Your WiFi QR Code?
Let guests connect to your WiFi instantly. No more typing long passwords or spelling out your network name.
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