Airbnb Wi-Fi Sign

A custom Wi-Fi password sign for your Airbnb, VRBO or vacation rental. Guests scan the QR code with their phone camera and join your guest Wi-Fi in seconds. Add your house name or logo and preview it live — full-color print on acrylic with its own stand, from $19.90.

Scan to join our Wi-FiPoint your phone camera at the codeYour sign

The fonts and layout are exactly what we print; colors and acrylic finishes on screen are close to, but not exactly, the real sign. The bottom inch slots into its acrylic foot, so nothing is printed there. QR codes print in black on a white panel so every phone can scan them — we test-scan each sign.

1. What should the QR code do?

Guests point their phone camera at the code and tap “Join” — no typing. It works on iPhone and Android. The password is printed on the sign, so use a guest network.

2. Logo

Icon color

3. Style

Headline font
Headline size
Info line size
Text color

4. Acrylic: White

Every sign comes with its acrylic foot: slide the two pieces together — no glue, no tools, and they pack flat.

White · 4″ × 6″ · with stand$19.90
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Need a Wi-Fi sign and a review sign? Add one, switch the type, and add the next.

How it works

  1. 1. Design

    Enter your guest network name and password, add your house name or logo, then pick the acrylic color, size and shape.

  2. 2. We print

    We UV-print the sign in full color with the QR code in black on a white panel, then test-scan it. Made to order in the US.

  3. 3. Ship & set up

    Slide the foot into the notch and set the sign where guests arrive — no tools. Questions? Email info@avdeb.com.

Prefer the regular product page? See the QR code sign with real photos .

Why hosts add a Wi-Fi sign for guests

Fewer “what's the Wi-Fi?” messages

The network is right there when guests walk in, which can help cut down on check-in questions.

Guests connect in seconds

They point the phone camera at the code and tap Join — no typing a long password on a small keyboard.

Looks good in listing photos

A clean acrylic sign with your house name or logo can help your space look cared for in photos and in person.

What to put on your Wi-Fi sign

Keep it simple: a headline like “Scan to join our Wi-Fi”, your house name or logo, the QR code, and — if you like — the network name and password printed underneath. Pick an acrylic color that suits the room: white or black for a modern space, gold, bronze or glitter for something warmer.

Tips for hosts

  • Use a separate guest network — the password is printed on the sign, so keep your own devices on a different one.
  • Pick a password that's easy to read and type, for guests who'd rather enter it by hand on a laptop.
  • Print the network name and password under the QR code as a backup.
  • Place the sign where guests land first: the entry table, a nightstand or the kitchen counter.

Vacation rental signs for hosts and managers

Airbnb & VRBO hosts

One guest Wi-Fi sign on the entry table or nightstand, with your house name on top. Add a review sign by the door for checkout day.

Property managers

Managing several short-term rentals? Order one sign per unit, each with its own network name and password, all in the same design.

Boutique hotels & B&Bs

A Wi-Fi sign in every room plus a larger one at the front desk, with your logo and brand colors.

Specs

Sizes
4″ × 6″ (nightstands, entry tables) or 5″ × 7″ (kitchen counters, front desks)
Material
1/8″ (3 mm) acrylic
Colors
White, black, gold, silver, bronze, gold glitter or silver glitter acrylic
Print
Full-color UV print; the QR code prints black on a white panel on every color
Shapes
Classic, rounded or arch
Stand
Matching acrylic foot that slides into a notch — no tools or glue, packs flat
Tested
We test-scan every sign before it ships
Made
Made to order in the US

More Airbnb signs

Pair your Wi-Fi sign with a “Leave us a review” sign by the door, so guests can open your review page on the way out, and a check-in or house rules sign that links to your guidebook.

All three use the same acrylic, colors and stand, so they look like a set.

Frequently asked questions

How does an Airbnb Wi-Fi sign work?

The sign carries a Wi-Fi QR code with your network name and password. Guests point their phone camera at it and tap Join, and they're connected — no typing. You can also print the network name and password under the code, so guests with laptops can enter it by hand.

Should I print the Wi-Fi password on the sign?

You can, and it helps guests connecting a laptop or tablet. Because the password is printed, use a separate guest network rather than the one your own devices or smart-home gear use, and choose a password that's simple to read. The QR code works whether or not the text is printed.

Does the Wi-Fi QR code work on iPhone and Android?

Yes. Modern iPhone and Android phones read the Wi-Fi QR code with the built-in camera — no app needed. The code prints in black on a white panel on every acrylic color, and we test-scan each sign before it ships.

What size Wi-Fi sign should I get?

Choose 4″ × 6″ for nightstands and entry tables, where it sits neatly without taking over the surface. Choose 5″ × 7″ for kitchen counters and front desks, where it's seen from farther away. Both are 1/8″ acrylic and stand on a matching acrylic foot that slides into a notch — no tools or glue.

Can I add my house name or logo?

Yes. Edit the headline and caption — for example your house name and “Scan to join our Wi-Fi” — and upload your logo as a PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG up to 10 MB, or pick an icon. The live preview shows exactly the fonts and layout we print in full color.

I manage several rentals — can each sign have its own network?

Yes. Order one sign per unit and enter that unit's network name and password for each. Keep the same color, shape and logo across every property so your vacation rental signs look consistent, while each guest gets the right Wi-Fi.

What other signs do Airbnb hosts use?

Two useful companions are a “Leave us a review” sign that opens your review page and a link sign that opens your check-in guide or house rules. Both are made with the same QR code sign maker, on the same acrylic and stand, so they match your Wi-Fi sign.

Where should I put a guest Wi-Fi sign?

Put it where guests look first: the entry table, a nightstand or the kitchen counter. Pick 4″ × 6″ for small surfaces and 5″ × 7″ for counters. For larger homes, a second sign in a bedroom or living area saves guests hunting for it.

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