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Generate a QR code for Wi-Fi credentials

Create a scannable Wi-Fi QR code that auto-connects iPhones and Androids. Password stays in your browser — never uploaded.

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A QR-code generator encodes text, a URL, Wi-Fi credentials, or a vCard into a 2-D matrix barcode any phone camera can decode. StuHub renders the code as SVG and PNG directly in your browser so the content you encode is never transmitted — useful for private Wi-Fi passwords, boarding passes, and pre-shared secrets.
Your file never leaves this browser. Everything runs on your device — no uploads, no server storage, no retention.How it works →

Generate a QR code for Wi-Fi credentials

Wi-Fi QR codes are the modern "print-it-and-stick-it" way to share network credentials with guests in a café, co-working space, hotel, or home. The data is encoded as a WIFI: format string (SSID + password + security type) that every modern phone camera recognises. This preset generates the code entirely in your browser, so the password never transits our servers — an important property for Wi-Fi keys that control network access to printers, security cameras, and other devices.

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What is Generate a QR code for Wi-Fi credentials?

Generate QR codes for URLs, plain text, Wi-Fi credentials, contact cards, and any string up to about 2k characters. Choose foreground + background colours and error-correction level, live preview updates as you adjust. Download as PNG for print or screen use. Running entirely in your browser means the QR data never leaves your device.

How do I use Generate a QR code for Wi-Fi credentials?

  1. Type or paste the text you want encoded (URL, Wi-Fi string, etc.).
  2. Pick colours and error-correction level.
  3. Download the PNG.

Generate a QR code for Wi-Fi credentials by the numbers

Engine
qrcode.js, in-browser
Error-correction levels
L / M / Q / H (7%–30% recovery)
Export formats
SVG, PNG
Max data
~4,000 alphanumeric chars (version 40 Low)
Privacy
Content never transmitted

Common use cases for Generate a QR code for Wi-Fi credentials

  • Printing a Wi-Fi QR code for a café or co-working space.
  • Embedding a vCard in a business-card design.
  • Linking a restaurant menu PDF from a table sticker.
  • Auto-opening an Instagram profile from a poster.
  • Sharing an event RSVP URL on printed invites.

Common pitfalls and how to avoid them

  • Scanner cannot read the codeIncrease the module size (print larger) or bump error-correction to "High" to survive surface damage and reflection.
  • Logo obscures the dataKeep the logo to ≤20% of the total area and use error-correction level Q or H so the reader can reconstruct missing modules.
  • Wi-Fi QR does not auto-joinCheck the format string: WIFI:T:WPA;S:<name>;P:<pass>;;. iOS 16+ and Android both honour this when the camera scans it.

When should I use Generate a QR code for Wi-Fi credentials?

QR Generator creates new codes. To read an existing QR code (from image or camera), use QR Scanner. For barcodes (EAN, UPC, Code128), use Barcode Generator.

Frequently asked
Will my iPhone auto-join?

iOS 16+ auto-joins from Wi-Fi QR scans. Older iOS and some Androids prompt you to join — one tap either way.

Is my password sent to your server?

No. The QR is generated entirely in your browser via JavaScript — the password string is encoded locally and never transmitted.

Can I add a logo?

Yes — upload a PNG and we centre it inside the code with error-correction level H (30% recovery) so scanners still read it.

Is my file uploaded anywhere?

No. Everything runs in your browser — the file never leaves your device, and there is no server component for this tool.

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