Bitcoin QR Code Generator free
A Bitcoin QR code encodes your wallet address so senders can scan it instead of copy-pasting a 26-42 character string — one mistyped character and the funds are gone, so scanning is the safer habit. Paste your receive address from your wallet's Receive screen and the code is generated entirely in your browser; the address never touches our servers. Most wallet apps recognize a scanned address and pre-fill the send screen automatically.
Approximate on-screen match — print color may differ.
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How to make a bitcoin qr code
Open your wallet's Receive screen and copy your Bitcoin address.
Paste the address into the text field — the QR code appears instantly.
Download the PNG or SVG and share it, or print it where you accept BTC.
Where people use it
Accepting payments
Display the code at checkout or on an invoice so customers scan and send without typos.
Tips & support
Add the code to your website, stream overlay, or profile so supporters can send sats directly.
Moving funds between wallets
Scan your own code instead of copy-pasting addresses between devices — fewer chances for clipboard malware to swap the address.
Frequently asked questions
Is my wallet address sent to your servers?＋
No. Static text codes are generated entirely in your browser — the address is encoded into the image locally and never transmitted.
Does this work with other cryptocurrencies?＋
Yes. Any plain address — Ethereum, Litecoin, Solana — can be encoded the same way. The sender's wallet app just needs to recognize the address format.
Should I reuse the same address in the code?＋
For privacy, many wallets recommend a fresh address per transaction. A printed code fits best for donations or tips where address reuse is an accepted trade-off.