Free UPI QR Code Generator — Create UPI Payment QR for Business, Instantly

This is a browser-based UPI QR code generator. Enter your UPI ID (Virtual Payment Address or VPA), business name, and optionally a fixed payment amount and transaction note or description. The tool instantly encodes all of this information locally in your browser — your financial data is never sent to any server or saved. The QR code is generated in the standard upi://pay? format, so when a customer scans it with any UPI app, the app reads your VPA, pre-fills your name and the amount, and takes the customer straight to the payment screen — they just confirm and pay.

Yes! Enter the amount in the "Amount" field before generating your QR code. When your customer scans it, the payment amount will be automatically filled in their UPI app — they just need to enter their PIN to pay. This prevents wrong amounts, speeds up checkout, and removes the back-and-forth of asking customers to type the correct number.

Any UPI-enabled app can scan it — including Google Pay (GPay), PhonePe, Paytm, Amazon Pay, BHIM, and all other BHIM UPI apps, as well as your bank's own UPI app. The QR code follows the official NPCI UPI standard (upi://pay? format), so it works across all apps without any compatibility issues.

Yes, it is safe. A UPI QR code only contains your UPI ID, name, and optionally a fixed amount and note. It lets people send money to you — it cannot be used to withdraw money from your account or access your bank details. You can safely print it at your shop, share it on WhatsApp, or post it on social media.

If you set a fixed amount, most UPI apps will pre-fill it and may lock the field — but this depends on the app. If you leave the amount blank, the customer can enter any amount they want. For fixed-price situations like a subscription or a specific invoice, always set the amount. For general collections, leave it blank.

No. The QR codes generated here don't expire. Your QR code will keep working as long as your UPI ID is active. You can print it once, stick it at your counter, and use it for months or years. Just generate a new one if your UPI ID ever changes.

Your payee name (business name) is embedded inside the QR code, so UPI apps will show it on the payment confirmation screen before the customer pays. The logo you upload appears in the center of the QR image for visual branding — it's part of the downloaded image, not the scan data itself.

No. Your UPI ID, business name, and logo are automatically saved in your browser. The next time you open this page, everything is already filled in — you only need to change the amount or note for each new transaction.

Generate your QR code, then click "Export as PNG" to download a high-resolution PNG file. You can print it on paper, laminate it for your counter, add it to your invoice template, or share it on WhatsApp and Instagram. For vector-based print jobs, use the SVG export. For the best quality on all screen and print sizes, use the high-resolution PNG at its full size.

Yes, 100% free — no account, no subscription, no watermark. This is a browser-based tool: your payment details are encoded locally in your browser and are never sent to any server or saved. No financial data leaves your device. You can generate as many QR codes as you need, anytime.

Yes — a Virtual Payment Address (VPA) and a UPI ID are exactly the same thing. VPA is the technical term used by NPCI and the UPI standard, while UPI ID is the more common name used in apps like Google Pay and PhonePe. A VPA looks like yourname@upi, yourname@okaxis, yourname@ybl, or yourname@bank. Just enter your VPA or UPI ID in the UPI ID field to generate your QR code.

A UPI QR code encodes a standard payment URI in the format: upi://pay?pa=yourVPA&pn=YourName&am=Amount&tn=Note&cu=INR. Here, pa is your Virtual Payment Address (VPA), pn is the payee name, am is the optional fixed amount, tn is the optional transaction note or description, and cu is the currency (always INR for India). When a UPI app scans this QR code, it reads the URI and pre-fills the payment form automatically. This tool generates codes in this exact NPCI-standard format, ensuring compatibility with all UPI apps.

A static UPI QR code encodes a fixed Virtual Payment Address (VPA) and an optional fixed amount — it doesn't change. It's perfect for shop counters, visiting cards, and printed materials where the same QR is used for all payments. A dynamic UPI QR code is generated fresh for each transaction with a specific amount and reference, usually by a payment gateway or ERP system — ideal for invoice-specific payments. The QR codes generated here are static codes. If you need dynamic QR codes that auto-fill exact invoice amounts, Zubizi ERP supports that as a built-in feature.