Billing & Invoicing Software · Updated 20 Oct 2026

How to Create a UPI QR Code for Your Shop (Free)

Make a static UPI QR code with your UPI ID, print it safely and avoid common payment mistakes.

Key takeaways
  • A static UPI QR code contains your UPI ID and name; customers pay directly from their UPI app.
  • Test with a small payment before printing.
  • Check payments in your bank app, not the customer's screen.

UPI changed how India pays. A clear QR code at your counter makes paying you effortless — and you can make one free in a minute.

Make the code

  1. Open our QR code generator and choose UPI.
  2. Enter your UPI ID exactly as shown in your banking or UPI app.
  3. Enter your shop name as payee name.
  4. Leave the amount blank for a counter QR; add an amount only for fixed-price items.
  5. Download the PNG.

The QR code is created in your browser. ToolPilot never receives your UPI ID and never handles payments — money goes straight from your customer's bank to yours.

Print and display it safely

  • Print at least 8–10 cm wide and laminate it.
  • Display your shop name next to the code so customers can check the payee name.
  • Inspect it regularly — fraudsters sometimes paste their own QR over a shop's.

Avoid common mistakes

  • Always confirm payment in your own bank app or SMS, not on the customer's phone screen.
  • Use a merchant QR from your bank or a payment provider if you need reconciliation reports.

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