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WiFi QR Code Generator
AI Tool

Exactly as it appears in your WiFi settings — it is case-sensitive.

Almost every modern router uses WPA. Check your router settings if unsure.

PNG output size. 2048px is crisp enough for posters and packaging.

Output quality:

Frequently Asked Questions

The code encodes your network name, password, and security type in the standard WIFI: format that iPhone and Android cameras understand natively. When a guest scans it, their phone shows a "Join network" prompt — one tap and they are connected, without ever seeing or typing the password.

Yes. iOS 11+ and Android 10+ support WiFi QR codes in the built-in camera app — no extra app needed. Older Android phones can scan it with Google Lens or any QR scanner app.

The network name and password are used once to render the QR image, and the encoded payload is stored with the generated image so you can re-download it. The code itself is static — scanning it never contacts AITwo, and the connection happens entirely between the phone and your router.

The QR code encodes the password at generation time, so after changing it just generate a fresh code — it takes ten seconds and is free.

Every code is machine-verified before you see it: our server scans its own output with multiple QR decoders and only returns the image if it decodes back to exactly your data. Unscannable codes are never delivered.

Yes — choose the 2048 × 2048 px size for print. The PNG has razor-sharp module edges and a proper quiet zone, so it stays scannable on business cards, flyers, posters, and packaging. For small print sizes, keep the code at least 2 × 2 cm.

This tool is part of the AITwo QR code suite. Need a different content type — WiFi, vCard, WhatsApp, PDF, payments, maps, or social profiles — or a colored code? See the full Free AI QR Code Generator — 22 types