QR Code for Payments
Let customers pay you by scanning a code that opens your payment link — PayPal.me, Cash App, or any checkout URL. Free and printable.
What is a Payments QR code?
A payment QR code links to your payment page — a PayPal.me link, a Cash App $cashtag URL, a Stripe or checkout link, or your own pay page. Scanning it opens the payment screen so customers can pay in a couple of taps. It is ideal for market stalls, freelancers, tip jars, invoices, and small businesses that want a fast in-person payment option.
How to create it
- Get your payment link — your PayPal.me URL, Cash App link, or a checkout page.
- Paste it into the generator below (URL type is preselected).
- Add your logo and brand colors.
- Download and print it for your counter, invoice, or market stall.
Why use it
- Customers pay by scanning — no cash or card terminal needed
- Works with PayPal.me, Cash App, Stripe, and any checkout link
- Free, no signup, and the code never expires
- Brand it with your logo
Tips
- Point it at a link you control so you can update the payment provider later without reprinting.
- Add the amount to the link where your provider supports it, so the code pre-fills the total.
- Always display a clear label so customers know it is a payment code.
Frequently Asked Questions
What payment services work with a QR code?
Any service that gives you a link: PayPal.me, Cash App, Stripe payment links, Venmo, and your own checkout page all work.
Can the code include the amount?
If your payment link supports an amount parameter (PayPal.me/you/25, for example), the QR code carries it and the payment screen pre-fills the total.
Is it safe?
The code only opens your public payment page. It carries no card or bank details. Still, only display payment codes you control.