Wi-Fi QR code: connect with one scan
No more spelling out long passwords. Guests scan the code and their phone joins your network automatically.
Preview
Creating your QR code…
Everything is computed in your browser: no data is sent.
Scan with your phone to test
Content too long. Shorten the text or lower the error correction level.
Inverted colors. Many scanners cannot read a light QR code on a dark background. Use a dark code on a light background instead.
Low contrast. This QR code may be hard to scan. Pick a darker color or a lighter background.
Transparent background: place this QR code on a plain, light background so it stays scannable.
Vector SVG: best for print, scales infinitely without quality loss.
Customization
Style presets
QR code color
Background
Frame color
The text color adapts automatically to stay readable.
Center logo
PNG, JPG, SVG or WebP — 2 MB max. The image stays on your device. Error correction automatically switches to level H (30%) to keep the code scannable.
Advanced options
How to create your QR code
Pick a type
Website, Wi-Fi, contact card, WhatsApp, Google review… Choose what your QR code should open.
Generate and customize
Enter your details and click “Generate”. Then adjust colors, shapes, frame and logo: the preview follows every change.
Test and download
Scan the preview with your phone, then download a high-resolution PNG, a vector SVG or a print-ready poster.
Share your Wi-Fi easily and privately
A Wi-Fi QR code contains your network name (SSID), its security type and its password in a standard format that is natively recognized by the iPhone camera (iOS 11 and later) and by most Android phones (Android 10 and later). One scan is all it takes to connect.
It’s the perfect solution for:
- Vacation rentals and Airbnbs: include it in your welcome guide.
- Cafés, restaurants and hotels: place it on tables or at the front desk.
- Offices and waiting rooms: give access to the guest network without any help.
- Home: stick it next to your router for family and friends.
Good to know: the password is stored in plain text inside the QR code, and anyone who scans it can read it. For public places, use a separate “guest” network. With Iris QR, your password is never sent over the internet: the code is generated in your browser.
Why Iris QR?
100% private
Everything is generated in your browser. No data, no Wi-Fi password and no logo is ever sent to a server.
Never expires
Our QR codes are static: they work forever, with no subscription and no hidden redirect.
Free, no sign-up
No account, no watermark, no limits. Personal and commercial use allowed.
Fully customizable
Colors, dot and corner shapes, center logo and a “Scan me” frame: create a QR code that matches your brand.
Print-ready
PNG export up to 4096 px and vector SVG, with a quiet zone that follows the ISO/IEC 18004 standard.
Print-ready posters
Turn your QR code into an A4 or A5 poster, a table tent or a square social media visual, as a high-resolution PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Wi-Fi QR code work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. On iPhone, just open the Camera app and point it at the QR code. On Android, use the camera or Google Lens; most recent models offer to join the network directly.
What happens if I change my Wi-Fi password?
The QR code contains the old password, so you need to generate a new one and replace it. That’s the trade-off of a static QR code that relies on no server.
How do I handle a hidden network?
Check the “Hidden network” option. The phone will then look for the network even though it doesn’t broadcast its name.
Is my password safe on Iris QR?
Yes. It’s processed only by your browser and is never transmitted or stored. However, anyone who scans the printed QR code can access it, so only display it in appropriate places.
Which special characters are supported in the password?
All of them. Iris QR automatically escapes the reserved characters of the Wi-Fi format (semicolon, comma, colon, quotes, backslash), something many generators forget.