How to create a Ethereum QR code
- Choose your coin
Pick Ethereum (or another supported coin) at the top of the generator. - Paste your receiving address
Enter the ETH address you want to be paid to. It stays in your browser. - Add an amount or note (optional)
Request a specific amount and add a label or message using the extra options. - Download, copy or share
Save the QR as PNG or SVG, copy your address or payment link, or tap Share.
About the Ethereum QR code generator
This free tool turns any Ethereum (ETH) receiving address into a QR code that anyone can scan to pay you. It is ideal for invoices, tip jars, point-of-sale, donation pages, or simply sharing your address without typos. The code is generated locally in your browser, so your address is never transmitted to us — a claim you can verify yourself in the developer tools.
Need a specific amount? Add it in the options and we build a standard EIP-681 payment link (for example ethereum:0x71C7656EC7ab88b098defB751B7401B5f6d8976F?amount=0.05) so a scanning wallet can pre-fill the payment for the sender.
Frequently asked questions
Is this Ethereum QR generator safe?
Yes. The QR code is created entirely in your browser using JavaScript. The address you enter is never sent to our servers, logged, or stored — you can confirm this in your browser's Network tab.
Does it change or replace my address?
No. The QR encodes exactly the Ethereum address you type. There is no substitution of any kind.
How do I add a payment amount?
Open “Add amount, label & message” and fill in the fields. We build a standard EIP-681 payment link so compatible wallets pre-fill the amount when scanning.
Which wallets can scan the code?
Any standard Ethereum wallet that reads QR codes (mobile or hardware-companion apps). The plain address also works everywhere.
Is it free? Do I need an account?
It is completely free and requires no sign-up. Generate, download, and share as many codes as you like.
Can I download or print the QR code?
Yes — download it as a crisp PNG or scalable SVG, then print it, add it to an invoice, or share it directly.