12 QR code types
Website URL, text, email, phone, SMS, WhatsApp, Wi-Fi, vCard contact, Google Maps location, calendar event, Bitcoin and PayPal.
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Get paid in person: customers scan, open your PayPal.Me page and pay the amount you set.
Include the country code, for example +44 or +34.
Include the country code, for example +44 or +34.
Include the country code, for example +44 or +34.
Opens Google Maps, for example “Puerta del Sol, Madrid” or “40.4168,-3.7038”.
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Website URL, text, email, phone, SMS, WhatsApp, Wi-Fi, vCard contact, Google Maps location, calendar event, Bitcoin and PayPal.
Upload a logo and we raise the error correction automatically so the code still scans. It never leaves your browser.
Dots, diamonds, hearts, bars and more, with matching corner styles and “Scan me” frames for print.
PNG up to 4096 px for print and SVG vector files that stay sharp on posters, menus and packaging.
Your QR code is generated on your device. We do not store your links, passwords or contact details.
Static QR codes have no expiry date and no scan limit. They work as long as the content they open exists.
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A PayPal QR code opens your PayPal.Me link. You can include an amount and currency so customers only need to confirm the payment.
You need a PayPal.Me username. Create one in your PayPal account if you don’t have it yet.
Market stalls, tip jars, workshops, invoices and fundraising events: people open your PayPal.Me page with the amount ready and pay in a few taps.
Add an amount for a set price, such as a class or a ticket, and check the currency matches what you want to receive. Leave it empty for tips and donations so people choose for themselves.
PayPal’s normal fees apply to the payments you receive.
Yes. Customers then enter the amount themselves.
Yes. Creating and downloading static QR codes is free, with no account, no trial and no limit on the number of codes. A small QRflick credit is added under the code.
No. Static QR codes never expire and have no scan limit. A website code keeps working as long as the website is online.
Yes. Upload a PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG logo in the Logo section. It stays in your browser, and the error correction is raised automatically so the code remains scannable.
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