Wi-Fi QR Code for a restaurant
Restaurants run busy rooms where guests often ask for Wi-Fi. A printed QR code on the table stand, menu holder, or near the register lets guests connect instantly and hands staff time back.
Generate your Wi-Fi QR code
Enter your network name and password.
The code works instantly on iPhone and Android cameras — guests scan, tap join, and they're online.
Common questions
Is a Wi-Fi QR code safe?
The QR code stores your SSID and password in plain text. If a stranger photographs it, they could join your network, so display it in spots you trust.
Do I need a paid tool?
No. A free static generator like QR-OOO BOOMBATZO produces the exact same scannable code with no subscription.
Will it work for guests?
Yes — guests open their camera app, scan, and tap to join. No app required on iPhone or Android.
Does it work with WPA3?
Yes. Modern phones scan the QR and connect using the strongest security your router supports — WPA3, WPA2, or open networks.
Can I use it for a guest network?
Absolutely. Create a separate guest SSID, generate the QR, and visitors get internet without accessing your main network.
What if I change my password?
Generate a new QR code with the updated password and replace the printed one. Old codes stop working immediately.
Why a Wi-Fi QR code works
- Works with WPA/WPA2, WEP and open networks
- Stores the SSID and password in the code itself
- iOS, Android and Windows scan Wi-Fi QR codes natively
- Prints at wallet-card size and still scans first try
- Saves guests from typing long, case-sensitive passwords
- Reduces support calls asking for the Wi-Fi password
- Works offline — no app, account, or internet overhead
- Simple to regenerate whenever you rotate the password
- Encodes cleanly into stickers, signs, and table stands