Vintage Wi-Fi signs
In a room of wood, brass, and paper, a plain tech notice stands out the wrong way. These templates set the QR code in warmer, older-looking frames, so the sign belongs on the wall it hangs on.
Choose one, type your network details, and print from the browser — free, with no account. If the password changes later, the design stays: swap the values and print again.
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Previews from the live catalog. Open the gallery to add your details and 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.