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Build a PayPal.me payment QR code from fields instead of pasting a finished link.
PayPal QR codes need more care than ordinary links because a scan can lead to a payment flow. This builder keeps the fields visible so you can verify the PayPal.me name, optional amount, and note before downloading artwork.
Yes. Add an amount when the QR code is for a fixed donation, tip, invoice insert, or product payment. Leave it blank when the payer should choose.
No. The QR code opens a PayPal.me-style link. PayPal handles the actual account login, confirmation, and payment.
Scan the code, check the recipient, check the amount if one is set, and make sure the flow makes sense on a normal mobile phone.
The QR code itself does not add a fee. Any PayPal fee depends on the payer, country, account type, currency and payment category. Check PayPal's current terms for your account before using it commercially.
Yes. Add the amount at the end of the PayPal.me URL, like paypal.me/yourname/25 for 25 dollars. The payer can still change the amount before sending unless you restrict it on PayPal's side.
The one inside the PayPal app is designed for in person transactions with app to app scanning. A QR code made from your PayPal.me link works with any phone camera and opens a web payment page.
In many countries, PayPal allows guest checkout with a credit or debit card. But the experience varies by region and the payer's device. Test it from a phone without a PayPal account before relying on it.
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