WiFi QR codes for cafés, hotels & offices (via redirect)

Print a QrLitz QR that opens a WiFi instruction page you host (password, guest network steps). Update the page URL when your network changes.

FAQ

What should a cafés QR code link to?

Either a native WiFi join payload (static tool) or a simple webpage you host with today’s SSID/password steps (dynamic redirect).

Should cafés use a static or dynamic QR code?

Static WiFi QR (SSID + password in the image) is best when the password rarely changes — use the free WiFi QR tool. Dynamic redirect QR is better when passwords rotate and you do not want to reprint table cards.

Does QrLitz store my WiFi password?

No. Static WiFi QRs embed credentials in the code itself. Dynamic QrLitz only redirects to a URL you host — put passwords on that page if you choose, or update the page when ISP details change.

Is a WiFi QR the same as a URL QR?

No. A WiFi QR uses a WIFI: payload so phones can join the network. A URL QR opens a webpage. Free WiFi tool = join payload; dynamic QrLitz = editable URL redirect.