Scan Wi-Fi passwords and network details from QR codes. Scan "Connect to Wi-Fi" QR code using camera or by uploading an image.
Point camera at a Wi-Fi QR code to extract password.
Scan a code or upload an image to populate the Wi-Fi credentials below.
Don't type long, complicated passwords manually. Just point your camera at the QR code on the router, menu, or friend's phone.
Open the "Live Camera" tab. Point your device at the square barcode found on the back of the internet router or shared by a friend.
Our tool instantly decodes the hidden data. It identifies the Network Name (SSID), the Password, and the security type (WPA/WPA2).
Tap the "Copy Password" button. Go to your device's Wi-Fi settings, select the network, and paste the password to connect.
Supports all security standards: WPA WPA2 WEP
Router stickers are often faded, tiny, or confusing (Is that a '0' or an 'O'?). Our scanner eliminates the guesswork.
Instantly convert the confusing matrix code on the back of your ISP modem into a readable password you can copy.
Friend sharing Wi-Fi via their phone screen? Scan their QR code with your laptop or second phone to connect immediately.
Quickly read QR codes on menus or reception desks to join guest networks without asking staff for details.
Your network credentials are strictly confidential. Unlike cloud-based decoders, our tool runs 100% Client-Side.
Answers to your questions about network security and password sharing.
Yes. Standard phone cameras often just connect you without showing the text. Our tool explicitly extracts and displays the Network Name (SSID) and the Password in plain text so you can copy it or share it with friends.
Yes. Your Wi-Fi credentials are processed locally in your browser using JavaScript. We do not store, log, or transmit your password to any server. It is impossible for us to see your data.
Yes. If the QR code contains the details for a hidden network, our scanner will reveal the SSID and Password. You will then need to manually enter these details into your device's Wi-Fi settings since hidden networks do not appear in the standard list.
We support all standard encryption types found in QR codes, including:
If you have the QR code on your screen (e.g., in Android Settings > Network > Share), take a screenshot. Then, use the "Image Upload" tab on this page to upload the screenshot and reveal the password text instantly.