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UPI QR Code Generator
Turn your UPI ID into a printable QR code. Add a fixed amount or leave it open, print a counter standee or download a PNG.
- Free forever
- Stays in your browser
- Remembers your details
- PDF & Word
How to use the UPI QR Code
Enter your UPI ID
For example name@okhdfcbank.
Add name and amount
Amount is optional — leave blank for a reusable QR.
Download or print
PNG for invoices or a printable standee.
UPI QR Code FAQs
Does this QR work with all UPI apps?
Yes. It uses the standard UPI payment link that Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM and bank apps read.
Is there any fee?
No. The QR is generated in your browser and payments go straight to your UPI ID.
Should I use a fixed amount?
Use a fixed amount for a specific invoice; leave it blank for a counter QR.
Last reviewed 13 October 2026. General information, not legal or tax advice.
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