Bitcoin wallet QR code generator

Generate a free Bitcoin QR code so people send BTC to your wallet in one scan. Paste your address and optional amount. No signup, no watermark.

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Free Bitcoin QR code generator

Turn one scan into a Bitcoin payment

A Bitcoin QR code generator converts your wallet address into a single scannable code. Instead of asking someone to carefully type a long string of characters. Where one wrong letter can send funds forever. You give them a code that opens their wallet with your address ready. They scan, confirm, and the transaction is on its way. QRHub's Bitcoin tool is 100% free, requires no account, and is ready to print or display the moment you generate it.

Whether you collect tips at a café, accept donations on a livestream, invoice freelancing clients in BTC, or sell merch at a crypto meetup, a scan-to-send Bitcoin code removes address-entry friction. It works with wallets that support the bitcoin: URI scheme, supports an optional amount, and takes under a minute to create with no watermark and no usage limits.

What is a Bitcoin QR code and how does it work?

A Bitcoin QR code encodes a payment URI such as bitcoin:bc1q…?amount=0.001. When scanned, a compatible wallet app recognizes the address (and optional amount) and opens the send flow. The payer reviews the destination, fees, and amount, then signs and broadcasts the transaction on the Bitcoin network.

QRHub builds this URI from the address and optional amount you enter above. Leave amount blank for flexible tips; fill it in for invoices with a set BTC value. This makes Bitcoin QR codes effective on tip jars, livestream overlays, conference badges, invoices, and donation posters. Anywhere a long wallet address should become a one-scan payment.

How to create a Bitcoin QR code in 4 steps

The whole process takes less than a minute. Fill in the form at the top of this page, then follow these steps.

Copy your wallet address

Open your Bitcoin wallet → Receive → copy the address string.

Paste & set amount

Add the address and an optional BTC amount in the form above.

Generate the code

Click Generate and customize colors to match your brand.

Download & share

Export PNG, SVG, PDF, JPEG, or WebP for print or digital display.

Why use a Bitcoin QR code?

A scan-to-send code is the safest everyday way to share a receive address. Here is what you gain.

No address typos

One scan fills the wallet send screen. No copy-pasting 30+ characters.

Tips & donations

Perfect for tip jars, livestreams, and open-amount contributions.

Optional fixed amount

Pre-fill BTC amount for invoices or leave blank for flexible tips.

On-brand codes

Customize colors and download print-ready PNG, SVG, or PDF files.

Where Bitcoin QR codes shine

From tip jars to invoices, a scan-to-send code fits anywhere BTC should move without address typos.

Tip jars & cafés

Counter signs so crypto-friendly guests can tip in BTC.

Creators & livestreams

On-screen overlays and merch for audience Bitcoin tips.

Invoices & freelancers

PDF invoices and contracts with a scannable payment address.

Conferences & meetups

Badges and booths collecting BTC for tickets or merch.

Donations & NGOs

Posters and websites with an open-amount donation QR.

Crypto-friendly shops

Checkout counters accepting Bitcoin alongside other methods.

Get your wallet address right

A few details keep payments safe and accurate.

Copy-paste only: never type an address by hand; one wrong character loses funds.
Receive address: use an address from your wallet's Receive screen, not a private key.
Optional amount: set BTC for invoices; leave blank for open tips.
Test first: send a small amount to the printed QR before collecting public payments.

Best practices for crypto QR codes

A few details keep your code clear and trustworthy.

Add a clear call to action: “Scan to send Bitcoin.”
Print at high contrast and at least 3×3 cm for tip jars.
Never print seed phrases or private keys near the QR.
Scan-test with your own wallet before public display.
Show a short address preview next to the code for visual checks.
Avoid busy backgrounds or patterns behind the code.

Bitcoin QR vs UPI or website codes

A Bitcoin QR code collects BTC to a wallet address via the bitcoin: URI. A UPI QR code collects INR through India's UPI apps. A website QR code opens any URL. Useful for a donation landing page that explains how to pay. A text QR code can encode plain text, but a dedicated Bitcoin URI works better with wallet apps.

Many creators offer both UPI and Bitcoin so local and global supporters can pay their preferred way. Browse the full QRHub tools directory to cover every payment option.

Bitcoin QR code: frequently asked questions

Is the Bitcoin QR code generator free?

Yes. QRHub's Bitcoin QR code generator is completely free with no signup, no watermark, and no limit on how many codes you create. Generate a code, customize the colors, and download it in the format you need. All at no cost.

How does a Bitcoin QR code work?

The code encodes a bitcoin: URI with your wallet address and an optional amount. When someone scans it with a Bitcoin wallet app, the send screen opens pre-filled. They confirm the transaction and broadcast it on the Bitcoin network.

What address format should I use?

Paste a valid Bitcoin address from your wallet. Legacy (1…), SegWit (3…), or Bech32 (bc1…). Always copy-paste; never type by hand. Double-check the first and last characters before printing.

Can I set a fixed BTC amount?

Yes. Fill the Amount (BTC) field to pre-fill a payment value. Leave it empty if you want people to choose any tip or donation amount themselves.

Which wallets can scan a Bitcoin QR code?

Most major Bitcoin wallets support the bitcoin: URI scheme. Including Electrum, BlueWallet, Muun, Exodus, and many exchange apps. The phone camera may open the wallet if it is installed and registered for Bitcoin links.

Can I customize the colors of the Bitcoin QR code?

Yes. After generating, use the customization panel to change the foreground and background colors or set a transparent background so the code fits your tip jar or branding. Always scan-test before printing.

Is it safe to print my Bitcoin address?

A receive address is meant to be shared publicly for incoming payments. Never share your seed phrase, private keys, or wallet password. Use a dedicated receive address for printed materials when possible.

Where should I place a Bitcoin QR code?

Tip jars, conference badges, livestream overlays, invoices, event posters, and website footers. Add a label like “Scan to send Bitcoin” so people know what to expect.

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