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Wi-Fi QR Code Generator

Create a QR code for a link, message, Wi-Fi network, or contact. Customize the design and download a scannable image.

Content type

URL QR Code Generator

Encode an absolute website address. Scanning a URL code does not send visitors through greneshadees.com and does not track scans.

https://example.com is an editable example. The preview is generated from this value until you change it.

Customize Your QR Code

Sufficient contrast improves scan reliability. A particular contrast ratio does not guarantee scanning. Avoid light-on-light combinations, transparent backgrounds, busy photographs behind the code, and untested inverted colors.

QR Image Size

The selected export size includes the quiet zone. Modules are drawn with integer pixel sizes. If the chosen pixel count is not a multiple of the matrix plus quiet zone, leftover pixels become extra background padding so module edges stay sharp.

The quiet zone is a light margin of at least four modules. It cannot be removed. Preview, PNG, SVG, and print output all keep it.

Error Correction

Higher levels recover from more damage or obstruction, but they reduce payload capacity or enlarge the matrix. A higher level does not guarantee a successful scan, and a damaged code is not always readable.

Selected level: M · — · —

Print Your QR Code

Printer scaling can change the final size. Use actual-size or 100% scaling when the dialog offers it. Results vary by printer, paper, and device camera. A QR code will not scan from every distance.

Your QR Code Preview

Enter valid content to generate a QR code.

Zoom changes only the on-screen preview. It does not change encoded content, QR version, export size, error correction, or the quiet zone.

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QR version
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Error correction
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Export size
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Encoded content

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Character count (UTF-8 bytes): 0

Wi-Fi payloads and privacy

The encoder writes WIFI:T:...;S:...;P:...;; with backslash escaping for \ ; , : and quotation marks. Hidden networks add H:true;. Open networks omit an unnecessary password field.

The password never leaves this browser, is not written to localStorage, and is not placed in the page URL. Show/Hide only changes the field on screen.

Anyone who scans or decodes the image can read the credentials. Treat the code like a printed password. Read How to make a QR code for Wi-Fi.