WI-QR

Vintage Wi-Fi signs for cafés

If the café runs on old chairs and handwritten menus, the Wi-Fi sign can match. This set crosses our vintage styles with café templates — finished designs, ready to print.

Enter your network name and password in the browser, print, and put it where guests sit. The QR code encodes your Wi-Fi details directly and is generated on your device — nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored.

Make yours — free

Pick a design

Previews from the live catalog. Open the gallery to add your details and print.

Vintage Mediterranean-style Wi-Fi sign template for cafés & shops (landscape 1.4:1)
Vintage Southeast Asian-style Wi-Fi sign template for cafés & shops (square)
Vintage Mediterranean-style Wi-Fi sign template for cafés & shops (square)
Vintage urban Mediterranean-style Wi-Fi sign template for cafés & shops (landscape 1.4:1)
Vintage Wi-Fi sign template for cafés & shops (landscape 1.4:1)
Vintage American-style Wi-Fi sign template for cafés & shops (tall 1:2)
Vintage traditional Japanese-style Wi-Fi sign template for cafés & shops (square)
Vintage French-style Wi-Fi sign template for cafés & shops (tall 1:2)
Vintage urban Wi-Fi sign template for cafés & shops (square)
Vintage Southeast Asian-style Wi-Fi sign template for cafés & shops (portrait 1:1.4)
Vintage urban French-style Wi-Fi sign template for cafés & shops (portrait 1:1.4)
Vintage traditional Wi-Fi sign template for cafés & shops (tall 1:2)
Vintage urban Mediterranean-style Wi-Fi sign template for cafés & shops (portrait 1:1.4)
Browse all designs — free, no signup to print

Questions

Does the QR code expire?

No. The QR encodes your Wi-Fi name and password directly — there is no link or subscription behind it, so there is nothing to expire. It works for as long as your Wi-Fi details stay the same.

Is my Wi-Fi password stored anywhere?

No. The QR code is generated in your browser. Your network name and password are not sent to or stored on our servers.

Is this QR code a web link?

No. It contains Wi-Fi connection details, not a web address. Scanning it connects a phone to your Wi-Fi — it cannot take your guests to a website.

What do I print it on?

Plain paper from any printer works. Each template is marked with the print sizes it supports — from a full page down to card size — and a size is only offered where the QR code stays scannable and the text stays readable.