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Wifi QR Connect: Create or Scan a Wi‑Fi QR Code

An Android app to scan a Wi‑Fi QR code, make one from your network name and password, share a hotspot, and run a basic speed test — so guests can join without typing the key.

Get the app on Google Play

Free Android app · package com.app.wifiqrconnect.

Share the Wi‑Fi without spelling the password out loud

A Wi‑Fi QR code is just a standard text format (the familiar WIFI:T:…;S:…;P:…;; string) drawn as a code. Guests scan it and join. Wifi QR Connect is an Android app for that everyday job: scan a code, make one for your own network, share a hotspot, glance at connection info, and run a simple speed test.

Features

If you want the format explained in writing, or print tips for a guest card, the hub already has how to make a Wi‑Fi QR code for guests, the WIFI:T:WPA;S;P format, whether it is safe to share Wi‑Fi this way, and how to avoid fake QR stickers.

Use it carefully

A QR code that contains a password is as sensitive as a paper note with that password. Do not post it on a public social feed. Use a guest network when you can, especially in a shop or a short-let. This page will not invent a star rating or a download count; the Play listing for com.app.wifiqrconnect is the place to see those, and to read the current permissions and policy, before you install.

Frequently asked questions

Can I create a Wi‑Fi QR code, not just scan one?

Yes. You can make a code from the network name (SSID), the security type and the password, then share or show it to a guest.

Does the app send my Wi‑Fi password to a server?

Scan history is stored locally on the device, according to the feature list. This landing page is not a live privacy-policy audit; read the policy on the Play listing if that matters to you, and do not screenshot a QR that contains a password onto a public page.

Will this work for a hotel or café code?

You can scan a legitimate code the way the camera or Wi‑Fi settings would. Be careful with stickers that may have been stuck over a real sign — fake QR codes (quishing) are a real risk. There is a hub guide on that.

Is the speed test a replacement for a lab measurement?

No. It is a convenient check of the current connection, not a certified broadband test.

This is a utility app, not a security audit of your router. Treat any QR code that encodes a password as sensitive. Read the current Play Store listing and privacy policy before you install.