WiFi QR Stand

What is WiFi QR Stand?

WiFi QR Stand does one job: you type your network name, password and security type (WPA/WPA2/WPA3, WEP or open), and it builds an upright desk stand with a scannable Wi-Fi QR code on the front. Guests point their phone camera at it to join the network. A title and subtitle line (by default "GUEST WIFI" and "SCAN TO CONNECT") sit above and below the code.

The only other control is scale. By default the stand is 120 x 48 x 140 mm, and a slider or number box scales it from 10 to 500 percent. A live 3D preview lets you orbit and zoom, and the page shows the QR version, module count and module size in millimeters so you can judge whether your nozzle can print it.

The download is one 3MF with two parts in one object, black and white, meant for two filaments, so it suits a printer with an AMS or another multi-material setup. It prints upright without supports. Everything runs in the browser; the QR code is made locally and nothing is sent anywhere. The code is a single HTML file on GitHub, but the repository does not state a license. It is a small, new project with no fonts, shapes or other designs to choose from.

What you can make

• Wi-Fi QR desk stands
• Guest network signs

How to use WiFi QR Stand

1. Enter the network name, password and security type
2. Change the title, subtitle and scale if you like
3. Download the 3MF and assign black and white filament