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Free Cash App QR code generator

Scan to pay your $Cashtag, with the amount already filled in.

Fill in the details to see your code.

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1. What should the code open?

Type of code
Content type

In your Cash App currency. Leave it empty to let people type the amount.

The code opens Cash App with your details filled in. The money goes straight to you; we never handle it.

2. Make it yours

PatternSquares, dots and the corner eyes
Pattern
Corner frames
Corner centres
ColoursCode, corners and background
Code colour

For PNG, SVG, PDF and EPS. JPG always gets a solid background.

LogoThe Cash App icon
Logo to show

Shows the Cash App icon because the code opens Cash App. Choose None or your own logo to change it.

FrameA call to action around the code
Frame style
AdvancedError correction and margin

Higher levels survive scratches and smudges but make a denser code.

4 modules
Saved designsReuse a design on your next code

Saved in this browser only. Accounts will keep them across devices.

What a Cash App QR code does

A Cash App QR code opens your $Cashtag in one scan, with the amount filled in if you set one. The payer confirms and pays from their Cash App balance or card. No typing your $Cashtag, no sending money to someone with a similar name by mistake.

Barbers and nail techs put them by the chair, bands on merch tables, and street vendors on their carts.

How to make a Cash App QR code

  1. Check that Payment and Cash App are selected. This page loads the Payment type with Cash App chosen.
  2. Enter your $Cashtag. With or without the $, or paste your cash.app link.
  3. Add an amount, or leave it open. Set one for a fixed price; leave it empty for tips.
  4. Make it yours. The Cash App logo is already in the middle. Pick colours and add a frame such as “Tips welcome”.
  5. Scan it, then download or save. Check that your $Cashtag opens on your phone, then download the code or save it as a dynamic code.
The QRfinity generator with Payment selected, Cash App chosen, a $Cashtag and an amount filled in, and a code with the Cash App logo in the middle.

Design and print tips

  • One code per price. For a menu of services, a code for each price is quicker than asking people to type amounts.
  • Print your $Cashtag too. It lets payers check the name Cash App shows before they confirm.
  • Protect it from stickers. Laminate the sign or print the code into it, and check it now and then for anything stuck on top.
  • Size it for the distance. 3 cm suits a counter card, 5 cm a flyer, and 20 cm or more a poster.

Static or dynamic?

Either works

A static code holds your $Cashtag link directly and never needs anything else. Choose dynamic if prices change, so you can update the amount without reprinting, or to see how many people scan each sign.

Questions people ask

What does a Cash App QR code open?

Your $Cashtag page. On a phone with Cash App it opens in the app, ready to pay you; without the app, it opens Cash App’s website.

Can the code ask for a set amount?

Yes. Type an amount and it’s added to your $Cashtag link, so the payer starts with it filled in. Leave it empty for tips or prices that vary.

Do I enter the $ sign?

Either way works. Type $yourname or yourname, or paste your cash.app link.

Does QRfinity take a cut?

No. Making the code is free and we never touch the money. Cash App handles the payment and any fees it charges.

Can I change the amount after printing?

With a dynamic code, yes: update the amount or the $Cashtag in your dashboard and the printed code follows. A static code keeps the amount it was made with.

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