Generate a Pix payment QR code (EMV/BR Code) locally in your browser from your Pix key, name and city - with no upload.
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Enter your Pix key, name and city
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Your files never left your device
No. Everything runs in your browser - your file never leaves your device. How this is verifiable
Pix is the Brazilian central bank's (Banco Central do Brasil) instant-payment system. A Pix QR code carries a structured text line in the "BR Code" format (based on the EMVCo payment QR code standard): the recipient's Pix key, name, city, an optional amount and reference (txid), closed off by a CRC16 checksum. Any Pix-enabled banking app reads this code and starts the transfer.
Enter your Pix key (CPF/CNPJ, e-mail, phone number or a random EVP identifier), your name and your city. Amount and reference are optional - without an amount, the payer decides how much to transfer (a valid, static Pix code). Name and city are normalised to the BR Code standard's ASCII character set (accents are stripped), exactly as every Pix app does.
Payload construction and QR rendering run entirely locally in your browser - your Pix key and name never leave your device. The tool uses the same proven rendering engine as the general QR code generator for the actual drawing; only the Pix-specific text line is new.
| Input formats | No file (generator) |
|---|---|
| Output format | PNG |
| Batch processing | No |
| Processing | Locally in your browser (JavaScript) |
| File upload | None |
Limitations: Builds a valid static Pix QR code (EMV/BR Code, CRC16-checked) per the Banco Central's publicly documented standard. The Pix key is NOT validated for correctness (use the CPF/CNPJ validator for a CPF/CNPJ key) and is not registered with or verified against Banco Central - the tool only builds the code from what you enter. Name and city are normalised to ASCII (max 25/15 characters). Dynamic, expiring payment QR codes (with a bank callback URL) are not supported, only static ones. Brazil only.
No. Payload construction and QR rendering run entirely locally in the browser; your key never leaves your device.
No, honestly not. For a CPF/CNPJ check digit, use the separate CPF/CNPJ validator; other key types (e-mail, phone, EVP) are not checked here.
Yes. Leave the amount field empty or at 0 - the code stays valid, and the payer types in the amount themselves.
They are stripped (e.g. "São Paulo" -> "Sao Paulo"), because the BR Code standard only allows ASCII in these fields - exactly as every official Pix app handles it.
It follows the publicly documented EMV/BR Code standard every Pix-enabled app reads. Still, test it once with your own app before relying on it.
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