Free Tool · Bowral WiFi
Turn your network name and password into a scannable QR code. Guests connect in one tap — no typing, no spelling out passwords.
WPA passwords are usually 8 characters or more — double-check yours before printing.
Shown on the downloaded card — handy if this is for a guest house or Airbnb.
Please enter a network name to generate your QR code.
Your QR code will appear here once you enter a network name
Everything happens in your browser — your network name and password are never sent anywhere or stored.
Scan with your phone camera to join the WiFi
How it works
Any modern smartphone camera can scan a WiFi QR code and connect straight away.
Type in your network name and password on the left.
Save the QR code as a PNG, SVG, or print a ready-made card.
They open their camera app, point it at the code, and tap to join.
No typing, no spelling out long passwords over and over.
Why use a WiFi QR code
A small, well-placed QR code saves everyone the hassle of a long or awkward password.
Long, secure passwords with mixed case and symbols are painful to read aloud. A QR code removes that entirely.
Print it onto a card or frame and leave it on the bench — no more messages back and forth with guests.
iPhone and most Android camera apps recognise WiFi QR codes automatically — no download required.
A quick security note: a QR code makes your password just as easy to share as it is to type — so treat it the same way you'd treat the password itself. If you're printing a card for public display, consider setting up a separate guest network first, so visitors never touch the same network as your cameras, smart locks or other devices.
We design and install segmented guest WiFi across the Southern Highlands — so guests get fast internet, and your own devices stay private and secure.