Free UPI QR Code Generator

How it works

1. 1

   Enter your UPI ID

   Type the UPI ID (VPA) you receive money on — for example yourname@okhdfcbank or shopname@ybl. It is the only required field, and you will find it on the profile or receive-money screen of your UPI app.

2. 2

   Add a payee name, amount or note (optional)

   Add your shop or business name as the payee name. Some UPI apps show it on the payment screen; most also show the name registered to your UPI ID, so check that name reads correctly when you test the code. Fix an amount in INR for a bill, or leave it blank for a counter code so customers type the amount. A note pre-fills the payment remark.

3. 3

   Customize the design

   Add your logo, brand colors, and a frame with a Scan to Pay call to action so the code looks trustworthy at your counter.

4. 4

   Download, test and print

   Export as PNG, SVG, or PDF. Before you print a batch, scan the code with your own phone and check the name and UPI ID shown.

How to print a UPI QR standee for your shop counter

A counter standee is the code your customers will scan for every bill, so it is worth five minutes of setup. Here is a checklist that works for kirana stores, salons, cafes, stalls and clinics.

1. Leave the amount blank. One counter code covers every bill, so let customers type the amount themselves.
2. Use your shop name as the payee name. Some UPI apps show it on the payment screen; most also show the name registered to your UPI ID, so check that name reads correctly when you test the code.
3. Add a frame that says what to do. Pick a frame and set its call to action to Scan to Pay. Add your logo in the center if you have one.
4. Download a print-ready file. SVG stays sharp at any size and suits print shops; PDF is ready to send to a printer; the Print PNG under Advanced Tools is a 3× resolution image.
5. Print it large enough. A common rule of thumb is that a QR code scans comfortably from about ten times its own width, so a code 8–10 cm wide works across a typical counter.
6. Test before you print a batch. Scan the printout with two or three different UPI apps, check the name and UPI ID shown, and ask someone to send you ₹1.

• Avoid glare. Matte paper or a matte laminate is easier to scan under shop lights than glossy plastic, which can reflect light into the camera.
• Keep contrast high. Use dark dots on a light background and keep the white border around the code. Inverted or pale colors make some phones fail to scan.
• Print your UPI ID as text too. Use the Poster Builder to add your shop name and UPI ID above the code, so a customer whose camera struggles can type the ID instead.
• Fix it in place. Put the standee where customers stand to pay and secure it, so nobody can quietly swap it or paste over it.

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Merchant vs personal UPI ID: which should you use?

You can make a designed QR code here from either kind of ID. One caveat for merchant IDs: a code made here carries only the UPI ID, name, amount, currency and note — not the merchant code or transaction reference some business apps add to the QR they give you. Payments still go to your UPI ID, but if your provider's reports rely on those extra fields, keep using the provider's own QR, and test any new code with a ₹1 payment first.

Where a UPI QR code earns its keep

Frequently asked questions