Create a UPI payment QR code with your UPI ID, add a fixed amount if you want, and download it or print a Scan & Pay card — free, no sign-up.
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Before printing or sharing, scan it once with your own UPI app — you should see your name on the payment screen. Then cancel; don't complete the payment.
Taking payments as a business? See what UPI payments will cost you with the UPI charges calculator.
KitRunning a shop? Put this UPI code on one counter sign with your Google review and Wi-Fi codes.Fill in the details above to generate your QR code.
A UPI QR code encodes your UPI ID (and optionally an amount and a note) so that scanning it opens a pre-filled payment screen in the payer's UPI app — Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, or any other. It is the standard way small businesses, freelancers, and individuals across India collect instant digital payments without a card machine, following the same `upi://pay` link format every UPI app already recognizes.
Add an amount and the payer's app opens with it already filled in — they only check the details and enter their UPI PIN. That suits invoices, fees, tickets, or a product with a set price. Leave the amount blank and the same QR works for any payment, which is what most shop counters use. The tool checks the amount as you type, and warns you above ₹1,00,000, the per-transaction limit most banks apply to UPI payments.
Open your UPI app and tap your profile picture — your UPI ID is listed there, usually as your mobile number or name followed by @ and a handle such as @ybl, @okhdfcbank or @paytm. Your app also shows its own personal QR code on that screen. Use this generator when you want more than that: a code with a fixed amount, your business name, a note like an invoice number, or a print-ready card.
Want to see what's inside a code before paying? The QR Code Scanner reads a UPI QR from your camera or a screenshot and shows the UPI ID, payee name and amount it contains. Worth doing if a printed code looks like it has a sticker pasted over it — replacing a shop's QR with their own is a known scam.
“Download payment card” puts your QR on a clean, print-ready card with “Scan & Pay”, your name, your UPI ID and the amount if you set one. It's sized for A6 at 300 dpi, so it stays sharp printed at a counter, on a table tent, or at the bottom of an invoice.
Enter your UPI ID above and use Download PNG, SVG or JPEG. For a shop counter, use "Download payment card" — it adds "Scan & Pay", your name, your UPI ID and the amount around the QR in a print-ready size.
Type the amount in the Amount field. The payer's app opens with that amount already filled in, so they only confirm and enter their PIN. Leave it blank for a general-purpose code where each payer types their own amount.
Yes. Most UPI apps let you pick an image from the gallery on their scan screen. You can also open it in Kravoy's QR Scanner, which shows the UPI ID, payee name and amount inside the code before you pay.
No. A static UPI QR sends money straight to the linked bank account, and you confirm payments in your own UPI or bank app. It won't automatically mark an online order as paid — that needs a payment gateway or a merchant account with payment notifications.
Yes, completely free with no sign-up. The QR code is generated in your browser using your UPI ID — nothing is sent to or stored on our servers.
Any UPI-enabled app can scan it, including Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM, Amazon Pay, and most Indian banking apps.
Yes. Enter an amount when generating the code, and the payer's UPI app will pre-fill that amount automatically. Leave it blank to let the payer enter any amount.
No. The QR code is generated entirely in your browser. We never see, log, or store your UPI ID, amount, or any transaction details — and this tool has no connection to any payment or transaction record.
Yes, if you leave the amount field blank — the same code can be scanned repeatedly, with each payer entering their own amount. A fixed-amount code is best used for a single, specific payment.
Open your UPI app and tap your profile or QR icon. PhonePe IDs usually end in @ybl, @ibl or @axl, Google Pay in @okhdfcbank, @okicici, @oksbi or @okaxis, Paytm in @ptyes, @pthdfc, @ptsbi or @ptaxis, and BHIM in @upi. Type the part before @ here and the tool suggests the common endings.
The payment will fail or, worse, go to the wrong person if the mistyped ID happens to belong to someone else — always double-check the UPI ID carefully, and consider doing a small test scan yourself before sharing the code widely.
No — any personal UPI ID linked to a bank account works. Businesses commonly use a dedicated merchant UPI ID for accounting reasons, but it isn't a requirement to generate or use a scan-to-pay code.
