Free Monero QR Code Generator
A Monero QR code holds a payment request: your address and, if you like, an amount in XMR, your name and a description.
Monero QR code designs
Samples in built-in themes. Each one scans, and none leads to a real account. Pick one to start from it in the playground.
How to create a Monero QR code
QRdx writes the monero: URI that Monero wallets read, in your browser. Monero addresses are 95 characters long, so the code is denser than most; print it a little larger.
- 1Paste a receiving address or subaddress from your Monero wallet.
- 2Optionally add an amount, a recipient name and a description.
- 3Scan the preview with your wallet to check the address.
- 4Download the code.
Monero QR code format
Format
monero:<address>?tx_amount=<XMR>&recipient_name=<name>&tx_description=<text>Example
monero:4DemoWa11etAddressForTheQRdxExamp1eDemoWa11etAddressForTheQRdxExamp1eDemoWa11etAddressForTheQRd?tx_amount=0.1&recipient_name=Bloom%20Cafe- Amounts are in XMR with up to 12 decimals.
- Standard addresses start with 4, subaddresses with 8; integrated addresses are 106 characters.
Standard address, subaddress or integrated address
Standard addresses start with 4 and are 95 characters long, subaddresses start with 8, and integrated addresses start with 4 and are 106 characters because they carry a payment ID. The generator accepts all three.
Separate payment IDs are deprecated in Monero, so the generator doesn't add one. Use a subaddress for each customer or code, or the integrated address an exchange or shop gives you.
Monero QR code FAQ
Should I use a subaddress?
Many wallets suggest a new subaddress for each code you publish, so payments to different codes aren't linked.