Zelle QR Code Generator
Zelle's QR codes point at its enrolment host and carry your name plus the email or mobile number you enrolled. This builds that link so senders land on your payment screen instead of typing your details.
Builds the enrolment link Zelle's own QR codes use.
Shown to the sender so they can check they have the right person.
Must be the email or US mobile number already enrolled with Zelle.
Fill in the fields to encode your own content
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Free, no sign-up, no watermark. Your code never leaves this browser.
Getting it right
- Use the exact email address or US mobile number already enrolled with Zelle — an unenrolled one will not resolve.
- The name you enter is shown to the sender, so make it the one they expect to see.
- Your bank app can also produce a code tied directly to your account; if you have that option, prefer it.
- Never print a Zelle code next to an unattended cash box — Zelle payments are effectively irreversible.
Questions people ask
Is a Zelle QR code safe to display?
It only carries a name and the email or phone you already give out to receive money — no account or routing numbers. The real risk is the opposite direction: Zelle transfers cannot usually be reversed, so only scan codes from people you trust.
Why does my bank's Zelle code look different?
Banks issue codes bound to a specific account through their own app. Both land the sender on a payment screen; the bank's version skips the enrolment lookup.
Does the sender need Zelle?
Yes — Zelle works between enrolled US bank accounts. The link prompts them to enrol if they have not.
Can I set an amount?
No. Zelle's code format carries only the recipient, so the sender types the amount. Print the price beside the code instead.