WiFi QR editor.
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Common questions.
The password is encoded in the QR image itself. QRKong generates the code entirely in your browser — nothing is sent to a server.
Anyone who can photograph the printed code can read the password, so treat it like any printed credential: don't post it publicly if the network is sensitive.
Most home and business routers use WPA2. Check your router settings page (usually at 192.168.1.1) if you are unsure — it is listed under Wireless Security.
If your network has no password, choose "None". WEP is outdated but included for legacy hardware.
Yes. iOS 11 and later can scan a WiFi QR code with the built-in Camera app and prompt the user to join. No third-party app needed.
Android 10 and later support the same feature natively.
The password is baked into the QR pattern. If you change the password, generate a new QR code and reprint or replace the displayed one.