QR Code Maker

How to make a QR code for UPI payments

1. Choose UPI payment, and type your UPI ID and the name to show.
2. Add an amount if every payment is the same (a fee, a fixed price); leave it empty and the payer types the amount.
3. Download the card and print it, or share it on WhatsApp. Before you print, scan it with your own UPI app: your name and UPI ID should show.

Any UPI app can scan it: Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM and your bank's app. The code only tells the payer's app where to send the money; the payment goes straight from their bank to yours, and ap7am never sees it. Find your UPI ID in your UPI app's profile: it looks like name@okhdfcbank or 98xxxxxx10@ybl.

A QR code for your Wi-Fi

Choose Wi-Fi and type the network's name and password exactly as they are (capitals count). Guests open the phone camera, point it at the card and tap to join: no typing the password. The password goes into the code, so share the card only with people you would tell the password to.

A QR code for a link or any text

Choose Link or text for your website, a Google Maps location, a YouTube video or a menu. Add a few words for the card if you like. Short links make simpler codes that every phone reads.

What is inside the code

• UPI: upi://pay?pa=yourname%40okhdfcbank&pn=Your%20Name&cu=INR
• Wi-Fi: WIFI:T:WPA;S:HomeWiFi;P:your-password;;

The card downloads as a PNG; the code alone as a PNG, or as an SVG that stays sharp at any size, for a large banner or a printing press.

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