A UPI QR code lets customers pay you by scanning it with any UPI app. Enter your UPI ID, your name and, if you want, a fixed amount, and this UPI QR code generator creates a code you can download as PNG, SVG or PDF and print on a counter standee. Embedro does not process, hold or touch payments. The QR code simply opens the customer's own UPI app to pay you directly.
How to make a UPI QR code
Step-by-step instructions to create your customized, scannable QR code.
Enter your UPI ID (also called a VPA), such as name@bank.
Add the name customers should see when they pay.
Optionally add an amount and a note. Leave the amount empty if your bills vary.
Choose colours, a frame such as Scan to Pay, and a logo if you want one.
Download the PNG, SVG or PDF and test it with two or three UPI apps before you print.
Where Indian businesses use it
Popular and practical placements where customers and scanners interact most.
Kirana and grocery counters, where every bill is different and customers type the amount.
Tuition and coaching fees, using a fixed-amount code for a standard monthly fee.
Temple, gurudwara and trust donation boxes, with the trust's name clearly shown.
Event stalls, flea markets and exhibition counters that collect many small payments.
Auto, cab and delivery riders who print a small code on a card or sticker.
Home bakers, tiffin services and freelancers who share a code on invoices and in WhatsApp status.
Print and scanning tips
Practical guidelines for scannability, phone camera reliability, and clean printing.
Editing later
A UPI code stores your details directly, so a printed code cannot be edited. If you change your UPI ID, print a new code and keep the old one in place until the new one is up.