Turn your Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin or Dogecoin wallet address into a scannable QR code — perfect for invoices, tip jars, or a payment counter.
Pick your coin from the dropdown — the QR code encodes the correct wallet URI format for each one automatically.
Add an amount and compatible wallets will pre-fill the payment for the sender — handy for invoices or a fixed-price tip jar.
Export as SVG or PDF for a sign at your counter, or PNG to drop into a digital invoice.
Yes — a wallet address is meant to be shared publicly to receive funds. Never encode or share your private key or seed phrase, only the public address.
Most modern wallets support pre-filling an amount from the standard payment URI format, but some simpler wallets may ignore it and let the sender type the amount manually.
Yes, any valid address works — just double-check you've selected the matching coin, since sending the wrong currency type to an address can result in lost funds.
The four listed cover the most common cases. For anything else, check with your wallet provider on the correct address format before sharing it widely.
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