Lay out your Wi-Fi code, network name and password on a poster you can print right now. Guests scan once and they are on — no more reading the password out loud.
QRDIV's free Wi-Fi QR code poster generator lays out your Wi-Fi QR code, network name and password on a poster you can print straight away. Choose A4, A5 or a folded table tent, show or hide the plain-text password, and set your own accent colour. The layout is in real millimetres so printing gives you the exact finished size, and the table tent's top half is rotated 180° automatically so both sides read correctly once folded. Your Wi-Fi password and QR code are generated entirely in your browser and never uploaded.
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Build a Wi-Fi poster
Enter your network details on the left, watch the poster build on the right.
Poster title
Network name (SSID)
Wi-Fi password
Security
WPA
This is a hidden network
Footer line (optional)
Print the password in plain text
Format210×297mm — for walls and reception desks.
Error correction
Accent colourApplies to the title and the top band only. The QR code stays pure black and white — posters get printed, so scannability wins.
The layout is in real millimetres, so printing straight from your browser gives you the exact finished size. Set Scale to 100% in the print dialog (not "Fit to page") or it will come out smaller.
Poster preview (laid out in real millimetres)
Fill in the left and your poster appears here
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What to know about Wi-Fi posters
One poster on the wall beats reading the password out twenty times a day.
Millimetre layout prints trueThe layout is in real millimetres — A4 really is 210×297mm. Set scale to 100% in the print dialog and the finished size is exact, no trial prints needed.
Table tents fold the right way upA table tent is one A4 sheet folded in half, so the top half has to print upside down or one side reads wrong. That is handled for you — it is the single easiest thing to get wrong by hand.
The password never leaves your machineYour Wi-Fi password and the QR code are built entirely in your browser — not a byte is uploaded. For anything password-shaped, that is the floor, not a feature.
The plain-text password is optionalPrint it for a reception desk so guests can type it manually; switch it off if the sheet is staff-only and you just want the code. The toggle is on the left.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Almost always. The stock camera on both Android and iOS recognises a Wi-Fi code and offers to join the network in one tap. A few third-party scanner apps do not support the format, which is why the poster prints the plain-text password too, as a fallback.
