UPI QR · Fixed amount
UPI QR Code with Amount
Put the price inside the code. When a customer scans a UPI QR code with an amount, their app opens with that amount already filled in, so nobody types ₹50 instead of ₹500.
Logo in the middle (optional)
Stays on your device. Square logos look best.
Standee colour
Everything happens in your browser. We don't see or store your UPI ID, and the code works with every UPI app for as long as your UPI ID does.
Enter your UPI ID and your code appears here.
Want to know who paid?
A UPI Payment Form code asks for a name or invoice number before the UPI app opens, so every payment arrives with a reference.
See the Payment Form QRHow to make it
- Step 1
Enter your UPI ID and name
The UPI ID decides where the money goes; the name is what the payer sees before confirming.
- Step 2
Type the amount
Rupees, with up to two decimals, for example 250 or 99.50. UPI normally allows up to ₹1,00,000 per payment.
- Step 3
Add a note if it helps
A note such as "Entry ticket" or "Invoice 1032" travels with the payment and shows up in your app.
- Step 4
Download and test
Download the PNG or the printable standee, then scan it from another phone to check the amount.
When a fixed amount makes sense
- Set prices: entry tickets, parking, a thali at a fixed rate, a class or a consultation fee.
- One invoice: put a code with the exact amount and invoice number on the bill or WhatsApp message.
- Monthly fees: tuition, society maintenance, a tiffin service. One code per amount, reused every month.
- Stalls with a few items: print one standee per price and place each one next to its item.
When to leave it blank
If the bill changes from customer to customer, as in a kirana store, restaurant or salon, a fixed amount gets in the way. Use a code without an amount and let customers type what they owe, or print both: a blank one for the counter and fixed ones for your set-price items.
Can the customer change the amount?
Most UPI apps open with the amount filled in. Some let the payer edit it before paying, especially on personal UPI IDs, so always check the amount that arrives in your bank app rather than assuming it matches the code.
Stay safe with UPI QR codes
- You never scan a QR code or enter your UPI PIN to receive money. Anyone asking you to do that is trying to take money, not send it.
- Check that the money arrived in your bank app or SMS, not on a screenshot the customer shows you. Screenshots are easy to fake.
- Look at your printed code now and then. A common trick is sticking a different QR code over a shop's real one.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a UPI QR code with a fixed amount?
Enter your UPI ID, your name and the amount in the generator above, then download the code. The amount is stored in the code, so every scan opens the payer's app with it already filled in.
Is there a maximum amount?
UPI's normal limit is ₹1,00,000 per payment, though some banks set lower limits and some categories (such as tax or hospital payments) allow more. The generator accepts up to ₹1,00,000.
Can I change the amount later?
Not on the same printed code: the amount is inside the code itself. Make a new code with the new amount. If prices change often, use a code without an amount instead.
Can I add paise, like ₹99.50?
Yes. Type the amount with up to two decimals.
Does this work with Google Pay and PhonePe?
Yes, and with Paytm, BHIM and every other UPI app, because the code uses the standard UPI format.