Create QR codes to connect to your home Wi-Fi

How many times have you had to go straight to your home router to pick it up and see the Wi-Fi password? Surely a few, since when someone comes over we often ask the typical question, "Can I have your Wi-Fi password?" And of course, spelling out or listing each character that makes up the password can be tedious, and we might even get it wrong the first time. Plus, with these tricks, you'll have everything under control so you can listen to music with your internet-connected speakers at home. With these Energy Multiroom speakers, you can wirelessly link your smartphone or tablet to Wi-Fi. This way, you can sync music between different connected speakers.

This time we're bringing you a little trick to make this password more accessible so you can log in quickly without having to copy it or type it in letter by letter.

Connect to Wi-Fi at the sight of the QR code

Here's the easiest way to prepare a printed QR code so anyone with a device can scan it and automatically connect to the network. There are apps and websites to do this. The first is JS Wi-Fi QR Code Generator , which is as simple as entering the Wi-Fi name, password, and security settings for your router. Once this is done, you'll have your code ready to export and place on any document, or even print it.

Finally, all you need is a QR reader app installed to scan it. On Android, we can use Wi-Fi QR Connect , and on iPhone, we have QR Reader for iPhone .

All you have to do is test it out and get everything ready so you don't have to lift a finger when it comes to reconfiguring your home Wi-Fi or quickly replying to friends whose mobile plans are running low on megabytes.