How to print your Venmo code
- Take a screenshot of your Venmo QR code (profile, then the QR icon) and drop it into Import, open on this page. Or replace the example with your profile link: venmo.com/u/ and your username.
- The caption PAY WITH VENMO sits on the plate; change it to your stall’s name or TIPS if you like.
- Pick a base: a plate stands on a counter, a keychain goes on a bag or a card reader lanyard.
- Check the scan test, then scan the preview with your own phone and make sure your name comes up before you print.
For markets, tip jars and small shops
A printed sign doesn’t blow away or get soggy like a paper one, and a keychain goes wherever you go. Print a plate at 80 mm for a counter, where it reads from arm’s length, or a 45 mm keychain for a bag. The import reads your code on your device only, and what’s in it never leaves your browser. PayPal.me links and Cash App $cashtag links work the same way: import their QR code or type the link.
A sign that lasts
Printed in PETG, a sign survives rain at an outdoor market and wipes clean after a spilled coffee. Keep the scan test’s quiet zone around the code: don’t glue it right up against a busy banner, and don’t cover the corners with tape, because scanners find the code by its three corner squares.