WiFi QR Code Decoder
Read Wi-Fi network details from a QR code without uploading the image or credentials.
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Scan with Camera
Use your device camera to scan a QR code or barcode.
Camera access is requested only after you start.
What a WiFi QR Code Contains
A standard Wi-Fi QR payload can store the network name (SSID), security type, password, and whether the network is hidden. After a successful scan, this decoder separates those fields so you can review or copy them without manually reading the raw WIFI string.
Common security labels include WPA, WPA2-compatible WPA values, WEP, and nopass for an open network. The result reflects the encoded text; it does not test the network, verify the password, or connect your device automatically.
Handle Wi-Fi Credentials Carefully
A Wi-Fi password is sensitive. The result hides it initially and provides an explicit show or copy action. Network names and passwords are not placed in analytics events or sent to an external API.
- Scan codes only when you are authorized to access the network.
- Review the network name before sharing or connecting.
- Avoid displaying a password result where others can see your screen.
- Use View Raw Data only when you need to inspect the original payload.
Escaped Characters and Hidden Networks
Wi-Fi QR strings use separators between fields, so semicolons, colons, commas, and backslashes may be escaped inside a network name or password. The parser handles common escaped separators and reports the hidden-network flag as Yes or No when present.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this tool connect me to the Wi-Fi network?
No. It only decodes and displays the stored settings. It never connects automatically.
Is the Wi-Fi password sent to analytics?
No. SSIDs, passwords, and raw decoded payloads are not included in analytics events.
What does nopass mean?
It indicates that the encoded network is open and does not include a password.