WPAGen is a wifi password generator written in Python. It runs in the terminal and has very few dependencies other than Python itself, and if you're using the compiled binary you don't even have to have Python installed.

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Features

  • Quick, straight forward and easy to use terminal interface
  • Ability to save password to a text file for setting up multiple devices
  • Ability to generate passwords of varying length
  • Export network credentials to a QR code for quickly importing on a mobile device

Project Samples

Play Video The user interface is short, sweet and to the point, because this task should be. When the colorama Python library is available (easier on Linux/Unix systems), the password is highlighted to make it easier to read in the terminal. Starting with 20.11.26 you can export your wifi credentials to a QR code for easy importing on compatible devices Colored text output now works correctly on Windows as of 20.11.27-1, requires either the compiled/installed Windows binary, or for you to manually install colorama

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