Wi-Fi model
Put your guest Wi-Fi in a brick model. Visitors scan once instead of asking for the password.
Make a Wi-Fi QR model for a café, studio, office, or event. The network details are handled in this browser, and the PDF does not print the password as plain text.
Where it works
A Wi-Fi sign made for the counter.
Choose the model that suits your space. Because anyone nearby may be able to connect, use a guest network and display it only where you want to offer access.
Privacy
Your network details stay in this browser.
The SSID, security mode, and password are encoded locally. You do not need an account, and QR to Brick does not upload those details to make the model.
Access control
Treat the finished model like a visible password.
Anyone who can scan it may be able to join the network. Use an isolated guest network, rotate credentials when the audience changes, and avoid placing it in a public window.
Building
Wi-Fi works with every model.
Choose a shape, scan the Top / QR view, then download the PDF, parts CSV, and LEGO upload list for free.
Before you build
Use a guest network and test it twice.
Use a guest network
Keep visitors separate from private devices and internal services.
Enter exact credentials
Network names and passwords are case-sensitive; select the correct security mode.
Test with another device
Scan the preview and the finished build before putting the model into service.
Wi-Fi questions
Privacy and network safety.
- Does QR to Brick upload my Wi-Fi password?
- No. The QR value and model are generated in your browser. Opening an external parts supplier is a separate action and does not include the Wi-Fi credentials.
- Is the password printed in the PDF?
- No. The PDF identifies the network and security type, but it does not print the password as plain text.
- Which Wi-Fi security modes are supported?
- WPA-family networks, WEP, and open networks are available in the generator.
- Should I use my main home or office network?
- Use a guest network whenever possible. The physical model is designed to be scanned by people near it.