WiFi QR Code Generator with Logo
Guests scan, they're on your WiFi. No password typing, no “what's the password?”. Add your logo, match your brand, print it — done in 30 seconds.
1. Your network
2. Make it yours
Fill in your network name to generate.
Live preview · scan with your phone camera to test
How it works
- Type your network details. The QR pattern is built instantly in your browser — watch the live preview update.
- Drop in your logo. Your brand sits at the center; error correction keeps the code scannable even with a large logo.
- Download and print. PNG is print-ready for table tents, wall signs, menus or front-desk cards.
Why put a logo on your WiFi code?
A bare QR code looks like a tracking pixel and gets ignored. A code wearing your brand gets scanned — guests trust what they recognize, and “scan to join WiFi” becomes part of your table experience instead of a chore shouted across the room.
Built for real places
Cafes and restaurants cut password interruptions to zero. Hotels and Airbnbs put the code where guests actually look. Offices stop reprinting the whiteboard. Events hand out codes that survive a crowded room — because nobody types a 24-character password on a phone keyboard twice.
FAQ
- Is this really free?
- Yes — free and unlimited, no sign-up, no watermark, no expiry. Static WiFi QR codes store your network details inside the pattern, so they work forever.
- Does my WiFi password leave my device?
- No. Everything is generated locally in your browser with JavaScript. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is logged.
- Can I use any logo?
- Any PNG, JPG or SVG. Square or roughly square logos look best. Keep “white padding” enabled if your logo has thin lines.
- Do the codes expire?
- Never. Change your WiFi password and just generate a new code — printing a fresh card takes a minute.
- My scanning app shows text instead of offering to connect — why?
- One-tap join is a feature of the scanning app, not the code. iPhone Camera, Android Camera and Google Lens recognize WiFi codes and offer to connect. Some apps (like WeChat) only show the network name and password as text — guests can still copy the password and connect manually.
- What size should I print?
- Rule of thumb: the printed code should be at least 1/10th of the scanning distance. A table-card code scanned from 30 cm works at 3 cm; a wall sign scanned from 3 m should be 30 cm or larger.
- Running a restaurant?
- Read the full walkthrough: How to create a WiFi QR code for your restaurant — network setup, print sizing rules, the four best placement spots, and the three mistakes that ruin otherwise good codes.