Pix QR Code Generator

Yes. It only contains what any payer would see anyway: your Pix key, name, city and optional amount. It cannot be used to take money from your account. The payer always confirms the recipient in their own bank app before paying.

A static code carries the payment data inside the QR itself, never expires and can be paid many times, which suits shops, freelancers and donations. A dynamic code points to a URL created by a bank or payment provider for one charge, and is needed when you want automatic reconciliation or an expiry date.

Yes. Fill in the amount and the payer's app opens with that value already filled in. Leave it empty and the payer types any amount, which works well for tips or when the price varies.

Usually the key is not registered at any bank, or it was typed in a different format. Phone keys must include the area code, CPF and CNPJ keys must pass the check digits, and random keys must be copied in full. Also check that the name and city are filled in.

The transaction identifier, up to 25 letters and digits, helps you match a payment to an order in your statement. In static codes it is optional and many banks ignore it, so the default is ***, which means no identifier.

Not by this tool. Payments go straight to your bank account, so confirm them in your bank app. A static code has no way to report back that it was paid.