Wi-Fi QR code generator with logo

No. Anyone who receives the code can read the network name and password; the image does not encrypt or hide them. Use a guest network rather than a private staff network, and share it only with people who should have access. Keep the code off public websites if that access should stay private.

The image has no timer. It stops joining correctly if the network name, password or router security changes. Generate and share a new code after such changes.

Compatibility depends on the phone, its camera or scanner, the network security type and signal. A scan may ask the guest to confirm joining; it does not force an automatic connection. If no Wi-Fi prompt appears, try the phone’s Wi-Fi scanning option or enter the network details manually.

Yes. Add a PNG, JPEG or WebP logo within the stated upload limits and choose an available PNG, SVG or PDF download. Leave the white border intact and do not stretch or crop the code. Scan a sample at its final printed size to check that a guest can join the intended network.

No. A static Wi-Fi QR code stores the network details in the image itself. If the name, password or security type changes, generate a new code and replace the old printed copies. Updating a web destination cannot change the credentials in this Wi-Fi code.