Wi-Fi QR codeWorks offline
Guests join your Wi-Fi without typing a password
Point, tap join, done. No long password read off a wall, and it works with no signal.
Free to start. No account needed.
How it looks in real life
Why people use a wi-fi QR code
No typing
Good passwords are horrible to type on a phone.
Works with no signal
Everything is inside the square, so nothing needs loading.
Fewer interruptions
Staff stop being asked for the password all day.
iPhone and Android
Both join straight from the camera.
Open networks too
No password? Choose open and it still works.
How to make a wi-fi QR code
- 1Type your network name and password
- 2Pick the security type
- 3Print a small card
Where people put it
Café tablesHotel roomsReception desksWaiting roomsHome guest cardsMeeting rooms
Questions about wi-fi QR codes
No. That is exactly the point.
You would need a new code. The password is inside the square.
Most routers use WPA or WPA2. The router settings page says which.
Yes, both, straight from the camera.
It is as safe as writing it on the wall. Use it for a guest network.
Yes. Choose open and leave the password blank.
How people use wi-fi QR codes
Static QR Codes
A static code holds the information itself, so it can't break, and it can't be changed either.Restaurants & Cafés
A QR code menu you can edit from your phone, with orders and reviews from the same square on the table.Education
QR codes for schools put forms, dates and handouts on the phone of the person who needs them.This one works without internet
Everything sits inside the square itself. It never expires, but it cannot be changed once printed.
What that means