capyQR

Payment QR code generator for Venmo, Cash App and PayPal

PayPal, Venmo, Cash App, and Revolut payment QRs — one scan opens the right app to send you money, optionally pre-filled with the amount.

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Payment QR codes link to a payment provider's request URL. PayPal.me, Venmo, Cash App's $cashtag, and Revolut all support per-handle URLs that the QR encodes directly. Scanning opens the right app to a payment screen pre-filled with your handle and (optionally) the amount. Useful for tip jars, freelance invoicing on the go, garage-sale pricing, and pop-up storefronts.

Venmo QR code

Pick Venmo and enter your username (without the @). The code opens your Venmo profile — venmo.com/u/yourname — so the payer can send money in the Venmo app; add an amount to pre-fill it. The Venmo app also shows its own QR code, but it's a plain code on your phone screen. Making it here lets you print it in your colors with your logo and a “Pay with Venmo” label for a counter, tip jar or market stall.

Cash App QR code

Pick Cash App and enter your $cashtag (with or without the $). The code opens cash.app/$yourcashtag, where the payer can send money in Cash App; add an amount to pre-fill it. Like Venmo, Cash App has a built-in QR code — use this one when you want a printable, branded version that matches your shop or flyer.

PayPal and Revolut QR codes

For PayPal, enter your PayPal.me username; with an amount, the code opens paypal.me/yourname/25USD so the payer only has to confirm. For Revolut, enter your Revolut.me username. Both also work in a phone browser, so the payer doesn't strictly need the app.

What about Zelle?

Zelle is different: it has no public payment link a QR code generator can point to. Zelle QR codes are created inside your bank's app and are scanned from the “Send with Zelle” screen of another bank app — not with a phone camera. If you want a printed code, you can encode the email or phone number registered with Zelle as text so payers copy it without typos; our Zelle guide explains how.

How it works

  1. 1

    Pick provider and enter your handle

    Choose PayPal, Venmo, Cash App, or Revolut and enter your handle (the part after the @ or $). Add an amount if you want a fixed price.

  2. 2

    Brand it

    Pick a color that fits your business, drop in your logo, and add a frame label like 'Tips' or 'Pay here'.

  3. 3

    Download in the format you need

    Export as PNG, JPEG, SVG, or PDF at up to 3,200 pixels. No signup, no watermark, no limit on downloads.

Pretty by default. Powerful when you need it.

Free static QR codes with custom logos and colors, plus 3 dynamic QRs with scan analytics on a free account. Paid plans add more dynamic QRs, longer analytics, and your own short domain.

Free

For trying it out and personal use

  • 3 dynamic QRs and unlimited Static QRs
  • Custom colors, gradients, logos & frames
  • 7-day scan analytics
  • Unlimited scans, no soft caps
  • Save & organize your library

$0/forever

No card, no trial timer

Starter

For solo creators with a small portfolio

  • 10 dynamic QRs — edit destinations anytime
  • 1 custom short domain for branded links
  • 30-day scan analytics
  • Unlimited scans, no soft caps
  • Save & organize your library

$5/mo

Billed yearly ($60)Start 14-day free trial

Pro

For businesses and growing creators

  • 100 dynamic QRs — edit destinations anytime
  • 10 custom short domains for branded links
  • 365-day scan analytics
  • Unlimited scans with full history exports
  • Save, organize & manage your library

$12/mo

Billed yearly ($144)Start 14-day free trial

Team

For agencies and marketing teams

  • Everything in Pro, scaled for teams
  • Multiple seats with shared library
  • Higher dynamic QR & domain caps
  • Webhooks + Zapier integration
  • Priority support & onboarding

Custom/pricing

Based on team sizeGet in touch

Frequently asked questions

How do I make a QR code for Venmo or Cash App?

Choose Venmo or Cash App above, enter your username or $cashtag, and optionally an amount. Download the code and print it — scanning opens your payment page in the app.

Can I make a Zelle QR code here?

Not a payment link — Zelle doesn't offer one. Your bank's app can show your Zelle QR code for other Zelle users to scan in their banking app. Here you can make a text QR code with your Zelle email or phone number.

Should I set a fixed amount?

For tip jars: no — let the customer pick. For sales of fixed-price items: yes — pre-filling avoids miscounted amounts. For invoicing: yes, because the amount is contractual.

Does the customer need the app installed?

For PayPal and Revolut, web fallbacks exist — the customer can pay through the browser. For Venmo and Cash App, the customer typically needs the app on their phone.

Are there fees?

Each provider's normal fees apply — Capy QR doesn't add any. PayPal.me and Cash App charge fees on commercial flows; Venmo's standard P2P is fee-free for personal use.

Is the payment data secure?

Yes. The QR contains only your public handle and (optionally) the amount — no account numbers, no card numbers, no secrets. The actual payment happens inside the provider's app.

Can I track payments per QR?

Not directly with a static QR. Each provider's app shows incoming payments; if you need per-source attribution, use distinct QRs (one per location) and reconcile by handle if your provider supports sub-accounts.

Looking for design ideas? Read the Capy QR blog.

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