SVG is the print-safe format: it stays crisp at any size.
Put your network name and password into a code once. Guests scan it and their phone connects — no typing, no reading passwords aloud, no apps to install.
SVG is the print-safe format: it stays crisp at any size.
A WiFi QR code is static — the password is baked into the code itself, so it works forever and never expires. If you change the password you reprint the code. That's fine for WiFi; it's not fine for menus and listings. For links you'll want to change later, use a dynamic QR code instead.
Anyone who scans the code can join your network — that's the point. Put guests on a separate guest network, keep the office or POS network off it, and rotate the guest password when you want to.
Yes. Both platforms read WiFi QR codes with the built-in camera app — nothing to install.
The printed code still holds the old password, so you reprint it. If you expect frequent changes, pair it with a dynamic QR for anything link-based (like your menu).