Create a UPI QR code so anyone can pay you by scanning it with their payment app.
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Higher levels stay scannable when partly obscured.
Your QR code will appear here as you type.
- Works with any UPI app — Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, and more
- Leave the amount blank to let the payer choose
- Free, no account required
How it works
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Enter your UPI ID and payee name.
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Add an amount and note if you want them fixed.
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Scan with your own UPI app to check the details, without paying.
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Download and display the code.
About the UPI QR Code
In India, UPI is the everyday way to pay, from street stalls to rent. A UPI QR code holds your UPI ID, and optionally your name, an amount and a note, so anyone can scan it in Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm or their bank's app and pay you directly. This tool builds the standard upi://pay link in your browser.
What you can do
- Enter your UPI ID (VPA), such as name@bank.
- Add a payee name so the payer sees who they are paying.
- Set an optional fixed amount in rupees, and a note such as an invoice number.
- Print it from a PNG or SVG file, in colours that suit your shop.
When it works best
- Shop counters and market stalls taking small payments.
- Invoices and bills, with the exact amount and reference filled in.
- Collecting money for a group trip, society fees or donations.
Things to know
- The code is made in your browser and WizzyTools never handles the payment or sees the money.
- Amounts are in Indian rupees only. Leave the amount empty to let each payer type their own.
- Double-check the UPI ID: payments to a wrong ID are hard to reverse.
- Some payment apps limit payments from unverified merchant codes. For payments outside India, see SEPA QR Code or PayPal QR Code.
Frequently asked questions
Any UPI app, including Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm and bank apps.
Yes, the payer then enters their own amount. Amounts are in rupees only.
No. The code is built in your browser and money goes directly to your UPI ID.
Payments may go to the wrong account and are hard to reverse, so check it carefully.