MikroTik Hotspot FAQ
Short, practical answers about MikroTik hotspot pages, PCC load balancing, QR voucher cards and running your network.
What is a Wi-Fi hotspot in MikroTik?
A hotspot is a Wi-Fi access point that shows a login page (captive portal) before the user can browse. The owner controls speed, data quota and validity using vouchers or user accounts. Read the full guide: What is a hotspot?
How do I create a ready MikroTik hotspot page for free?
Open the Hotspot Maker, choose a design and colors, add the network name and packages, then download the ZIP, upload it to the
hotspot folder and set the HTML Directory in IP → Hotspot → Server Profiles.How do I merge two or more internet lines in MikroTik?
Use the free PCC script generator: enter interfaces and IP addresses, then paste the generated code into the terminal. See the full article: PCC load balancing.
How do I print hotspot voucher cards with QR codes?
The card printing tool generates secret codes and adds a QR code to each card. It supports A4 sheets and 80mm/58mm thermal printers. Read: Voucher cards & validity.
How does validity start from the first login?
An On-Login script records the first real login time, and a scheduler removes expired cards automatically. Details in Voucher cards & validity.
Do hotspot pages need internet to load?
No. Generated pages work 100% offline from the router memory and do not depend on external fonts or images before login.
Does the page support both Arabic and English?
Yes. Hotspot Studio can generate every page in Arabic (RTL) or English (LTR) from the same design, including the login, status, logout and suspension screens.