Use Wi-Fi QR codes on Samsung Galaxy

Galaxy phones put a QR code button on every saved Wi-Fi network, and the Samsung Camera reads Wi-Fi codes directly. Here's where to find both.

Updated November 12, 2026

Show your network's QR code

From Samsung's support page:

  1. Open Settings and tap Connections, then Wi-Fi.
  2. Tap the settings icon (gear) next to the network you're connected to.
  3. Tap QR code at the bottom of the screen.

Another phone can scan it from your screen. You can also tap Save as image to keep a copy in your Gallery or share it.

Scan a code to join

  • Camera: open the Camera, point it at the code and tap the link that appears. If nothing happens, turn on Scan QR codes in the Camera's settings.
  • Wi-Fi settings: in Settings → Connections → Wi-Fi, tap the QR icon to open a scanner.
  • A saved image: open it in Gallery and use the scan button, or read it on this site's scanner.

One UI version notes

Menu wording and icon positions move between One UI versions and between phone models. If you can't see QR code at the bottom of the network screen, scroll down or look for View more. On some versions the network's details screen also shows the password behind an eye icon.

Galaxy phones run Android underneath, so they read the standard format, but we can't promise every model treats WPA3-only and hidden-network codes the same way. Test your printed sign on the phones your guests are likely to have.

Printing a sign

The Galaxy's code is a plain square. For a sign with your name, the network details and the right print size, type the details into the generator and print the PDF at 100%.

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