tulqr

Create a QR Code for Your WiFi Network

A WiFi QR code lets guests, customers, and coworkers join your network instantly by scanning — without asking for the password or typing it manually. You set it up once and print or display it anywhere.

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Common Use Cases

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Home Guest Access

Print the QR on a card next to your router. Visitors connect in one scan.

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Coffee Shop & Café

Display a framed WiFi QR at every table. No staff interruptions for passwords.

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Airbnb & Short-term Rentals

Include the QR in your welcome pack. Guests are online before they unpack.

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Conference Rooms

Put the WiFi QR in every meeting room. Presenters connect in seconds.

Ready to create your QR code?

Free, no signup required. Customise colours, add your logo, and download in seconds.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is it safe to share my WiFi password in a QR code?+
The password is encoded in the QR pattern itself — it is not sent to any server. Anyone who scans the QR can join your network, so only display it in controlled spaces or use a guest network with limited access.
What WiFi security types are supported?+
WPA/WPA2 (the most common), WEP (legacy), and open networks with no password. Select the correct type to match your router settings or the QR will not connect.
Does the WiFi QR code work on iPhones?+
Yes — iOS 11 and later can scan WiFi QR codes using the built-in Camera app. No third-party scanner is needed.
What happens if I change my WiFi password?+
You need to generate a new QR code. The old one is now invalid because the encoded password no longer matches.
Can I add my logo to the WiFi QR code?+
Yes. The Tulqr generator lets you embed any logo or icon in the centre of the QR. Use your home or business logo to make it recognisable.

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