For cafés, guesthouses & bars
Guests point their phone camera at the code and join your Wi‑Fi. No more spelling out the password across the counter. Make it free in your browser, set it on a 3D island, and print it for the table, the bar or the room door.
An example Wi‑Fi table sign, made with the sign pack.
Why a Wi‑Fi code
Recent iPhone and Android cameras recognise a Wi‑Fi code and offer to join the network. No typing, and no guessing whether it’s a zero or an O.
A free code is made entirely in your browser. The network name and password are never sent to our server.
The printable code keeps a clear border, and your colours are used exactly as you pick them: if one may be hard to scan, the studio warns you and offers a darker shade in one click.
Pick one of 25 worlds, from Lighthouse Cove to Moroccan Riad, and match your colours. It beats a black square taped to the till.
Download PNG or SVG free, or add an island sign pack with a poster, flyers, a table tent, cards, stickers and a slide for your screen, in all four sign styles, to an Island pack.
Tick “Hidden network” if your guest network doesn’t broadcast its name, and choose WPA, WEP or an open network.
How it works
Open the studio on Wi‑Fi, type the network name, pick the security type and add the password.
Choose a world and colours. The code in the middle of the courtyard updates as you type.
Tap Get QR code for the flat, print-ready version and download PNG or SVG. Test it with two phones, then print.
Which one fits
Upgrade only for print files with no credit or mark, or a ready-made printable sign.
Best for most Wi‑Fi codes
For most codes, most of the time.
US$0
For print runs
For print runs, signs and packaging.
US$6.99one-time
The island pictures and video show your code, password included: show them where your guests are, not in public posts.
Best for printed displays
Added to an Island pack or an Editable code.
+US$4.99add-on
Choose the Wi‑Fi template: “Free Wi‑Fi”, with your own line under the code.
Not needed for Wi‑Fi
For web links that change.
US$19a year
Editable codes are for web links. A Wi‑Fi code joins the network directly, so if you change the password, make a new code (it’s free) and reprint.
Prices in US dollars and include any sales tax. Sold by Paddle.com, our merchant of record. The studio always shows the current price before you pay. All prices
Safety, phones, and what to do when the password changes.
More answers in the full FAQGuides: How to make a Wi‑Fi QR code QR code size for printing
Recent iPhones and most recent Android phones can join Wi‑Fi straight from the camera app (or Google Lens). Some older phones need a scanner app. Test your printed code with a couple of phones before you put it out.
Tip for Android guests: scan from the Wi‑Fi settings (the QR icon), or with the camera app. Your island shows a Wi‑Fi code square on, for that settings scanner.
Anyone who scans the code can join the network and can read the password, just as if it were printed on the sign. Use a separate guest network for customers, not the one your till or cameras use.
Make a new code (it’s free) and reprint. A Wi‑Fi code carries the password itself, so it can’t be changed after printing. Editable codes only work for web links.
A Wi‑Fi code with a typical network name and password can print as small as 2 cm wide; long names and passwords need a little more. The size hint beside the message bar shows the smallest safe width for your code, and the free Print sheet lays it out at true sizes. For a wall, window or poster that people scan from further away, go bigger: roughly a tenth of the scanning distance works well (about 10 cm wide for 1 metre). Always test a printed proof with two different phones before printing many.
Yes: Saved keeps islands in this browser. A saved Wi‑Fi code includes its password and is stored unencrypted in the browser, so don’t save it on a shared computer.
Free, no sign-up, and your password never leaves your browser.
