Free Tool · Bowral WiFi
Turn your network name and password into a scannable QR code. Guests connect in one tap — no typing, no spelling out passwords.
WPA passwords are usually 8 characters or more — double-check yours before printing.
Shown on the downloaded card — handy if this is for a guest house or Airbnb.
Please enter a network name to generate your QR code.
Your QR code will appear here once you enter a network name
Everything happens in your browser — your network name and password are never sent anywhere or stored. All files are sized to exactly 85×54mm (credit card size) at print resolution, ready to place directly into Photoshop or your layout tool of choice.
How it works
Any modern smartphone camera can scan a WiFi QR code and connect straight away.
Type in your network name and password on the left.
Save the QR code as a branded PNG or SVG, ready to print.
They open their camera app, point it at the code, and tap to join.
No typing, no spelling out long passwords over and over.
Why use a WiFi QR code
A small, well-placed QR code saves everyone the hassle of a long or awkward password.
Long, secure passwords with mixed case and symbols are painful to read aloud. A QR code removes that entirely.
Print it onto a card or frame and leave it on the bench — no more messages back and forth with guests.
iPhone and most Android camera apps recognise WiFi QR codes automatically — no download required.
A quick security note: a QR code makes your password just as easy to share as it is to type — so treat it the same way you'd treat the password itself. If you're printing a card for public display, consider setting up a separate guest network first, so visitors never touch the same network as your cameras, smart locks or other devices.
We design and install segmented guest WiFi across the Southern Highlands — so guests get fast internet, and your own devices stay private and secure.