Let Supporters Give in One Scan

Generosity is a moment. A donation QR code captures it — supporters point their camera, your giving page opens, and they donate right when they're moved to, before the impulse passes.

A donation QR code is a QR code that opens your giving page when scanned, so a supporter can donate in the moment they're moved — without typing a URL or searching for your fundraiser.

It doesn't process the payment itself: it simply links to wherever you already collect gifts — your own donation page, a PayPal.me or Stripe link, a GoFundMe or other fundraiser, or a membership/recurring-gift signup. Paste that link into the generator above and download as PNG or SVG for banners, bulletins, collection boxes, or livestream overlays. It scans with the native camera on iPhone (iOS 11+) and Android (10+). A static code is free forever; a $15 one-time dynamic code lets you repoint the same printed code to a new campaign each season and count scans by placement — no subscription.

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Create QR codes for donation pages. Supporters scan to give instantly via PayPal, GoFundMe, or your nonprofit website.

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Why a Donation QR Code Lifts Giving

Most people who want to support you never finish the journey. They see your appeal, mean to look you up later, and life gets in the way. Every extra step — remembering a name, typing a URL, searching for the right page — is a place where a willing donor quietly drops off. Friction kills spontaneous giving.

A QR code removes that gap. The moment someone feels moved — during a sermon, at the climax of a fundraising appeal, watching a livestream — they can act on it instantly. One scan opens your giving page directly on their phone, already on the right page. No app, no account, no hunting. You meet the emotion exactly when it peaks, instead of hoping it survives until they get home.

What to Link Behind It

A donation QR code is just a scannable link — so it can point to whatever you already use to collect gifts. Common destinations:

Your donation or checkout page

The give page on your own website, or a hosted donation form. The most flexible option: you control the branding, the suggested amounts, and the thank-you message.

A PayPal.me or Stripe link

If you already take payments through PayPal.me or a Stripe payment link, point the code straight at it. Simple to set up and instantly recognisable to donors.

A GoFundMe or fundraiser page

Running a campaign on GoFundMe or a similar platform? Link the code to the live fundraiser so supporters land on your story, progress bar, and donate button.

A membership or recurring page

For ongoing support, send scans to a membership, Patreon, or recurring-gift signup so a one-time scan can become steady monthly backing.

Where Nonprofits, Churches & Creators Place It

Event signage & collection boxes

On a banner at a gala, a sign beside the offering plate, or a sticker on a donation box — anywhere people are already gathered and giving is on their mind.

Flyers & bulletins

Weekly church bulletins, event programs, and printed flyers carry a code that turns a passive read into an immediate gift, without printing a long URL.

Livestream overlays

Drop the code into the corner of a stream or onto a slide during a virtual appeal so remote supporters can scan from a second screen mid-broadcast.

Donation appeal letters

Year-end mailers and pledge letters get a scannable shortcut to give, so a moved reader doesn't have to put the letter down and find a computer.

Because OwnQR's dynamic code is a $15 one-time purchase (no subscription), you can reuse the same printed code season after season — just repoint it to your current campaign or fundraiser whenever the cause changes, with nothing to reprint.

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Donation QR Code — Frequently Asked Questions

What can I link a donation QR code to?
Anything with a web address: your own donation or checkout page, a PayPal.me or Stripe payment link, a GoFundMe or other fundraiser page, or a membership / recurring-gift signup. The QR code simply opens that link when scanned — it doesn't process the payment itself, so your existing giving setup keeps working exactly as before.
Do supporters need an app to scan it?
No. The built-in camera on iPhone (iOS 11+) and Android (10+) reads QR codes natively. A supporter just opens their camera, points it at the code, and taps the link that appears to open your giving page — no separate scanner app required.
Can I change where the code points after I've printed it?
With a static code, the link is baked into the image, so changing the destination means generating and reprinting a new code. With a $15 one-time dynamic code, you can repoint the same printed code to a new campaign or fundraiser whenever you like — useful when your cause changes each season but the signage stays up.
Will the donation QR code expire?
A static code never expires on its own — it keeps opening the same link for as long as that link exists. It only stops working if the destination page itself goes away. A dynamic code stays live as long as the destination you point it to is live, and lets you update that destination without reprinting.
Can I see how many people scanned it?
A plain static code can't report scans, because it just opens a link directly. A dynamic code routes through a redirect, so it can count how many times it was scanned — handy for comparing which signs, bulletins, or events drove the most engagement.
Is it suitable for a church, nonprofit, or personal fundraiser?
Yes. The same code works whether you're a registered nonprofit linking to a hosted donation form, a church pointing to your giving page, or an individual running a personal GoFundMe. OwnQR only creates the scannable link to your giving page — how you collect and handle the gifts stays entirely with your chosen donation platform.