tplogin.cn Login: TP-Link Router Default Password
I opened the tplogin.cn login page to set up a TP-Link router, and it asked…
I opened the tplogin.cn login page to set up a TP-Link router, and it asked for a username and password I had not written down. The router had no password on the label, and I did not want to guess and lock myself out. This guide gives you the address to open, the login details that work, and the steps I use when the page will not load.
Log in at tplogin.cn or 192.168.1.1 with the username admin and the password admin on older TP-Link routers. Newer routers ask you to create a password at first setup.
IP Address: tplogin.cn (192.168.1.1)
Username: admin
Password: admin (older models) — newer models: set at first setup
This button opens tplogin.cn. It works only when your device is connected to that TP-Link router.
How to log in with tplogin.cn
In my experience, this part goes fast once you are on the right network. The tplogin.cn page only answers when your phone or computer is joined to the TP-Link router itself.
- Connect your phone or computer to the TP-Link Wi-Fi, or plug in a cable.
- Open a browser and type tplogin.cn in the address bar, or type 192.168.1.1.
- Enter admin as the username. On an older router, the password is admin. On a newer router, the page asks you to create a password.
- Open the settings page you need, make your change, and save it.
After your first login, change the password to one only you know. I write it down and keep it with the other home network notes.
What is tplogin.cn?
tplogin.cn is the local address for the web page on TP-Link routers sold in China. It is not a public website. It only opens when your device is on that TP-Link router at home.
It opens the same page as the router’s address, 192.168.1.1. TP-Link routers sold elsewhere use tplinkwifi.net for the same job. If your router is a different brand, find its login guide on our router brands page.
If tplogin.cn will not open
When the page will not load, I check the basics first. A small typing slip or the wrong network is the cause most of the time.
- Make sure you are on the TP-Link Wi-Fi, not on mobile data or a neighbour network.
- Type tplogin.cn with no www and no https in front of it, or try 192.168.1.1 directly.
- Try a different browser, or open a private window.
- Restart the router, wait two minutes, and try again.
If you are not sure which address your router uses, try our Router IP Finder. If the page still will not open after a restart, the router may need a reset with the small button on the back.
Can I change the Wi-Fi password from tplogin.cn?
Yes. I do this right after I first log in, while the password is still on my mind. Open the Wireless settings or the Wi-Fi settings page, type the new network name and password, and save. Your devices will drop off the old Wi-Fi name, so join them again with the new password. A long password that mixes letters and numbers is the safest easy choice.
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Published November 14, 2026
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