Create a secure payment QR code

Designed for merchants, charities and event organizers who want to reduce typing when presenting a payment request in person or print.

Prepare a payment reference and amount behind a secure link, then turn it into a QR code customers can scan to continue quickly.

How to use

Paste the secure payment link beginning with HTTPS into the field provided.
Adjust the code footprint by moving from 512 to 768 or 1024 px according to where it will be shown.
Create the image so customers can scan it at a counter or on an invoice.
Try the code with a phone to confirm that the link opens the correct payment page.
Download the file, then clear the field if you need to prepare another request.

Example

A service provider prepares an invoice with a payment QR. They paste the HTTPS link to their payment page, choose a size suitable for paper, and test the code before sending it. The customer scans it and continues the payment in the browser.

Limits and formats

The QR does not process the payment itself; it only opens the secure link you supplied.
The address must use HTTPS, because the field is intended for a secure payment page.
Check that the link has not expired and that it leads to the correct amount or reference before sharing it.
Test the printed result, since a small or low-contrast code can slow scanning at a checkout counter.

Where processing happens

The payment image is created inside your browser. The HTTPS link you enter stays on your device while the QR is generated, with no account needed.

Frequently asked questions

Can the QR code collect the payment by itself?

No, it acts as a shortcut to the payment link you pasted. The actual payment continues on the secure page behind that link. Make sure the page works, displays the right details, and remains available when customers scan.

Can I use a payment link that expires?

You can use it while it is still valid. An expired or revoked link will stop customers from completing the payment. For printed material, choose a durable address when possible and test the QR again before each new use.

What should I do if a customer cannot scan the code?

Try a larger image, stronger contrast and a flatter surface without reflections. Also provide a fallback, such as showing the link in text or offering another payment method, so the transaction does not depend only on the scan.

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