Create a 3D-Printed WiFi QR Code Sign
Turn your WiFi network into a small physical object guests can scan instead of typing. Enter your network name and password, pick a size and color, and download a 3D-printable file. Nothing you type is stored or shared - it only goes into the file you download.
How it works
Enter your network
Type your WiFi name and password, or a guest network you're happy to share.
Choose a size and finish
Pick a plate size and colors. Add a header and room number if it's for a hotel room or Airbnb.
Print and place
Download the STL or dual-color 3MF, print it, and set it on a desk or stick it to the fridge.
Create 3D WiFi Sign
Open Network
No password required
Your credentials are only used to generate the QR code and are never stored, logged, or shared.
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Frequently asked questions
Is my WiFi password stored anywhere?+
No. Your network name and password are only used to generate the QR code and the file you download. We don't store, log, or share them - this is the same policy described in our Privacy Policy.
What's the difference between the STL and 3MF file?+
STL is a single color and works with any 3D printer and slicer. 3MF keeps the base plate and the QR code as two separate color regions, so a slicer like Bambu Studio or PrusaSlicer can assign two filament colors automatically - no manual layer pausing needed.
Will the QR code actually scan once it's printed?+
Yes. The code is generated with enough error correction to stay scannable even with a WiFi icon embedded in the center. For the most reliable scan, print with a contrasting base and module color, or use the dual-color 3MF file, and keep the plate at 50mm or larger.
What size should I print?+
50–70mm works well for a desk, nightstand, or fridge. Go larger - 100mm or more - for a reception desk or somewhere people will scan it from a few steps away.
Can I use this for a hotel room or Airbnb, not just my home network?+
Yes. Add a header like "Hotel WiFi" and a sub-label like "Room 204" to make a guest room card, and turn on the desk stand tab so it can stand upright on a nightstand or counter instead of lying flat.
Do I need a specific 3D printer?+
Any FDM printer with a standard 0.4mm nozzle works. For the crispest QR modules, print at a 0.12–0.2mm layer height.
Can I sell the plates or files I make?+
The files are for personal use. You can print and use them yourself, but reselling, redistributing, or hosting the generated files elsewhere isn't covered by the license - see our Terms & Conditions for the full policy.
I don't have a 3D printer - can I still get one printed?+
If you're in Europe, we offer a print-on-demand service based in Belgium. Check the print service page for details and a quote.