Create UPI Payment QR, WhatsApp Chat QR, Google Review QR, Phone Call QR, or URL QR — print, paste, share. Free, no signup, no logo.
UPI for payments, WhatsApp for chats, Google Review to grow reviews, Phone for calls, URL for any link.
UPI ID, phone number, or link — depending on the mode.
Save the PNG, print it, stick it on your counter.
Print a UPI QR, paste it on the counter, and customers can pay in two taps — no typing your UPI ID, no mistakes, no fumbling. Works with GPay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM, Amazon Pay, and every bank app in India. You can either leave the amount blank (customer enters how much to pay) or fix the amount (useful for a single fixed-price product or service).
A WhatsApp QR opens a fresh chat to your business number — even if the customer doesn't have your contact saved. Perfect for shop counters, visiting cards, delivery vehicles, and product packaging. Add a pre-filled message like "Hi, I'd like to order" so customers don't have to type the first message.
Print this QR and place it at your billing counter. Happy customers scan and land directly on your Google Maps review page — they don't have to search for your shop. Shops that use review QR codes get 5–10× more Google reviews than shops that ask verbally.
How to get your Google review link: Sign in to Google Business Profile, open your shop, click "Get more reviews", and copy the short URL (looks like g.page/r/...).
Yes. The QR codes you generate are yours — print, share, sell, anything. No watermark, no logo, no usage limit.
Yes — UPI QR codes follow a single standard supported by every UPI app in India. GPay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM, Amazon Pay, and bank apps all read the same format.
Not in this version. We're working on a "QR with logo" mode for a future release. For now, the plain QR is highly scannable, which is the most important property.
No. The QR is generated entirely in your browser. Your UPI ID, phone number, and links are never sent to our servers.
For counter displays, 8 × 8 cm minimum. For visiting cards, 2 × 2 cm. Test by scanning before printing in bulk.