Wi-Fi QR Code Generator
Type the network name and password, print the code, put it where people will see it: a window, a door, the counter, a table card, a frame on the wall. Guests point their camera at it and join. iPhone and Android both understand it, the password never leaves your browser, and the code never expires because the details are stored inside it.
1. How big?
Pick where it will go. We set a sensible size; you can fine-tune it below.
Exact size
QR codes are square, so one width is all you need. A frame adds a strip for the text.
2. What should it open?
3. Style
Plain black on white scans best. Anything else, keep an eye on "Will it scan?".
Scans fine as long as both colours stay dark.
Add frame + text
More style options
Logo
PNG, JPG or WebP. Stays on your device. Keep it small; the checks tell you when it is too big.
Technical settings
Auto uses M, or H when there is a logo. Higher levels survive more damage but make a denser code.
Preview
Test it: point your phone camera at the preview.
Will it scan?
Your data is stored directly inside this QR code. No redirect. No account. No tracking. It does not depend on deformed.gg continuing to exist.
What is inside the code
4. Download / Save / Print
For websites, documents, messages. (PNG file)
Prints the code at the size you chose, centred on the page.
For print shops and designers. Scales to any size. (SVG file)
About Wi-Fi QR codes
How it works. The code contains a short line in the form phones expect: network name, security type and password. iPhone (iOS 11 and later) and Android (10 and later) read it with the normal camera app and offer to join. Nothing is looked up online.
Where it works. Homes, cafés, restaurants, shops, offices, libraries, waiting rooms, holiday rentals. Print it and tape it to a window or door, stand it on a table, slide it into a plexiglass holder, or frame it on the wall.
Security type. Leave it on WPA for almost every home and business network, including WPA2 and WPA3. Pick "None" for open networks. WEP is only for very old routers. The "Android-style" WPA3 option exists for networks that refuse the standard form; try WPA first.
Hidden networks. Tick "Hidden network" if your router does not broadcast its name. Android joins hidden networks from the code; some iPhone versions do not.
Printing. Use "Print" to get the code at the size you chose, with the network name and password written underneath for anyone whose phone will not scan. Keep the code at least 2 cm wide, bigger if people will scan it from a distance.
Privacy. This page has no ads, no analytics and no third-party scripts, and it makes no network requests with your details. Close the tab and nothing remains. If you ever change the password, print a new code; a static code cannot be edited.
Not just Wi-Fi. The same tool makes codes for links, contacts, email, text messages and phone numbers.