diff --git a/sw/tools/parrot/bebop/wifi_tools/README.md b/sw/tools/parrot/bebop/wifi_tools/README.md
index 532d6d1768..3adcf2265e 100644
--- a/sw/tools/parrot/bebop/wifi_tools/README.md
+++ b/sw/tools/parrot/bebop/wifi_tools/README.md
@@ -8,14 +8,14 @@ The drone will then function as follows:
 
 # How to set it up
 To connect the Bebop 2 to a router:
-	1. Open pprz_swarmhub.conf
-	2. Write the name of the router after WIFI_SSID
-	3. Start up the Bebop2 and connect to it normally with your computer's WiFi
-	4. Start up the router
-	5. Run connect2ssid.sh
-	6. The Bebop2 should now turn off and connect to the router. To check that this happened, you can connect to the router and try to ping to it/see all connections.
-	7. Add to the airframe file of the bebop, in the ap target, the following lines:
+1. Open pprz_swarmhub.conf
+2. Write the name of the router after WIFI_SSID
+3. Start up the Bebop2 and connect to it normally with your computer's WiFi
+4. Start up the router
+5. Run connect2ssid.sh
+6. The Bebop2 should now turn off and connect to the router. To check that this happened, you can connect to the router and try to ping to it/see all connections.
+7. Add to the airframe file of the bebop, in the ap target, the following lines:
 ~~~~
-	<configure name="HOST" value="192.168.42.$(AC_ID)" />
-	<configure name="MODEM_HOST" value="192.168.42.40" />
+<configure name="HOST" value="192.168.42.$(AC_ID)" />
+<configure name="MODEM_HOST" value="192.168.42.40" />
 ~~~~