Answers to the most common questions about WiFi QR Connect.
You need a Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC with a webcam. The webcam can be built-in (like on a laptop) or an external USB camera. The app uses your camera to read QR codes, so make sure camera access is enabled in Windows Settings under Privacy & Security > Camera.
WiFi QR Connect supports the standard WiFi QR code format used worldwide: WIFI:T:WPA;S:NetworkName;P:Password;;. This is the same format generated by Android phones, iOS devices, routers, and online QR code generators. The app supports WPA, WPA2, WPA3, WEP, and open (no password) networks.
No. WiFi QR Connect processes everything locally on your device. Your WiFi passwords, network names, scan history, and profile notes are stored only on your PC using local storage. The app does not have a backend server and does not transmit your credentials anywhere.
The free version includes QR code scanning, WiFi auto-connect, basic QR generation, manual input, and scan history. The PRO version adds batch scanning mode, the WiFi profile manager, Windows network import, profile export/import, custom notes, advanced QR options (custom size, error correction, logo), and removes all advertisements.
Open the app and click the "Upgrade" button in the header. This opens the upgrade dialog where you can purchase the PRO version through the Microsoft Store. The purchase is a one-time payment, not a subscription.
First, check that your camera works in other apps (like the Windows Camera app). Then go to Windows Settings > Privacy & Security > Camera and make sure camera access is enabled for WiFi QR Connect. If you have multiple cameras, try selecting a different one from the dropdown in the app. Restart the app if the issue persists.
Yes, partially. You can use the Manual Input feature to paste a WiFi QR code string directly, and the QR Code Generator works without a camera. However, the scanning feature requires a webcam.
WiFi QR Connect is currently available only for Windows 10 and Windows 11. It uses Windows-specific networking APIs to connect to WiFi networks. There are no plans for Mac or Linux versions at this time.
Yes, with the PRO version. Use the Profile Manager to select networks and export them as XML files. You can then import these files on another PC running WiFi QR Connect PRO. This is also useful as a backup of your WiFi credentials.
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