Wi‑Fi QR Code Card Maker

How to make a Wi‑Fi QR code card

1. Enter your network name (SSID) — this is the name guests see when scanning for Wi‑Fi.
2. Enter the password exactly as configured on your router.
3. Choose your security type — WPA/WPA2 is standard for most home and business networks. Select WEP for older routers or "No password" for open guest networks.
4. Pick a card size — small for a credit-card-sized print, medium for a standard business-card, or large for a desk sign or reception stand.
5. Click "Generate Wi‑Fi card" — the QR code and card preview update instantly.
6. Print or download — print directly or save as a PNG to place in a document, flyer, or sign.

Where to place your Wi‑Fi QR card

• Reception desk or check-in counter at hotels, cafes, salons, and clinics.
• Kitchen fridge or notice board for guests staying at home.
• Meeting rooms, coworking spaces, and waiting areas.
• Rental properties (Airbnb, Vrbo) — include the card in the check-in binder or frame it on a side table.
• Retail stores and pop-up shops for customer convenience.

Is the Wi‑Fi password visible on the card?

Yes, the password appears in plain text on the card so guests can also type it manually if their phone has trouble scanning QR codes. This is intentional — you are creating this card for guests, so both methods should work.

Does the QR code expire?

No. The QR code is a static standard Wi‑Fi QR code generated entirely in your browser. It will keep working as long as your Wi‑Fi network name and password stay the same.

Privacy note

Your Wi‑Fi SSID and password are processed locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, logged, or transmitted. You can disconnect from the internet after loading the page and it still works.