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UPI QR Code Generator

Create a branded UPI payment QR for Google Pay, PhonePe, BHIM and other UPI apps. Add amount, note and payee details, then download PNG.

How to use UPI QR Code Generator

  1. Enter the destination details such as URL, UPI ID, Wi-Fi network or WhatsApp number.
  2. Choose the available template or output options and generate the QR or link.
  3. Scan-test the result before printing, publishing or sharing it.
Payment status: this browser tool initiates the UPI payment. It does not securely mark an order as paid; final confirmation needs PSP/payment-gateway verification.

UPI payment QR fields

Enter the UPI ID, payee name and optional amount, payment note, transaction reference and merchant code. The tool builds a UPI payment payload and places it inside a branded QR design that can be downloaded as a PNG.

Scan-test the QR with the payment app you actually expect customers to use. The QR creates the payment request; it does not confirm that a payment has been completed.

Frequently asked questions

Is UPI QR Code Generator free?

Yes. Divya Tools can be used without creating an account.

Does UPI QR Code Generator work on mobile?

Yes. The interface is responsive and works in current mobile and desktop browsers.

Is my data private?

Where technically feasible, processing happens in your browser. Some advanced tools may load third-party libraries or models needed to perform the task.

Editorial note: This page was manually reviewed on 16 September 2026 for tool behaviour, examples and limitations.

A UPI QR code can prefill payment details

A UPI payment QR normally contains a UPI URI with fields such as payee address, payee name, amount and note. When scanned by a compatible app, those fields can be prefilled. The payer must still review the payee and amount shown by the payment app before authorising the transaction.

Static QR versus fixed-amount QR

A QR containing only a UPI ID can be reused and lets the payer enter the amount. Adding an amount makes the code convenient for a specific invoice or counter payment, but it should not be treated as proof that payment was received. Payment confirmation must come from the bank/UPI app or the merchant’s verified payment system.

Safety checks

  • Verify the UPI ID character by character before generating the code.
  • Scan the result yourself and confirm the payee name shown by the payment app.
  • Do not rely on a customer screenshot as final settlement evidence for high-value payments.
  • Replace printed QR codes if the linked UPI ID changes.

For business collections, reconcile the transaction reference and amount against your bank or payment provider records.

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