Enter your UPI ID
Copy the payment ID from your UPI app and add the recipient name.
Give customers a QR code they can pay with.
How to create a QR code
Copy the payment ID from your UPI app and add the recipient name.
Set an INR amount or leave it blank for the payer to fill in.
Scan in your payment app and check the recipient and amount before sharing the QR.
Put it to use
Create a UPI payment QR from an existing UPI ID and recipient name. Set a fixed INR amount or leave it open for the payer to enter, then verify the receiving account in your payment app.
25 ways to share
Choose the right tool for your next QR. Each has its own fields, examples and sharing tips.
Before you share
No. Creating this QR only needs the UPI ID and recipient name. Never enter your UPI PIN, banking password, or OTP into a QR generator.
No. QRToolset checks the text format but cannot confirm account ownership or whether a payment ID is active. Verify the recipient shown by your UPI app.
Yes. Leave Amount empty. The QR contains your payment ID and name, and the payer can enter an amount in their app. Your payment app’s limits and confirmation steps still apply.
A UPI ID must be complete, in the form name@bank, and still active with the issuing app. Deactivated handles and IDs typed with a missing suffix both fail at scan time. Test the code with a one rupee payment before displaying it.