Free Swiss QR-bill generator, no sign-up

1. Enter who is being paid: name or company name, street, postcode, town and IBAN. Only Swiss (CH) and Liechtenstein (LI) IBANs are allowed by the standard; the generator, like the banks, refuses a French or German IBAN.

2. Enter the payment: the amount in CHF or EUR, and additional information such as “Invoice 2026-014”. You can leave the amount blank: your customer then fills it in, as on the old blank slips.

3. Download the PDF. The slip fills the bottom of an A4 page at the official size, with cutting lines and the scissors symbol. By email, send the PDF as it is; your customer only cuts it out if they print it to pay at a counter. For a letter by post, the SIX standard requires printing on white perforated paper of 80 to 100 g/m².

With a normal IBAN, the one shown in your e-banking, you need no reference. That is the case for most freelancers and tradespeople. If you want one, it must be a Creditor Reference starting with “RF”.

With a QR-IBAN (a special IBAN whose positions 5 to 9 are between 30000 and 31999, issued by your bank for automatic reconciliation), a 27-digit QR reference is required. Here, just type your invoice number in digits: the generator pads it with zeros and calculates the check digit.

From 14 November 2026, a QR-IBAN can only be used in CHF (SIX guidelines 2.4); the generator already applies this rule and refuses a QR-IBAN in euros. If in doubt, use your normal IBAN and leave the reference blank: the slip will be valid.

It does one thing: the QR payment slip, correct first time. Fields are cleaned to a safe subset of the characters allowed by SIX and cut to the permitted lengths (70 characters for a name, 35 for a town, 140 for the additional information), because a single forbidden character is enough to get a slip rejected when it is scanned.

It does not make the invoice: no service lines, no VAT, no logo, no numbering, no client list, no history. And it keeps none of your input: for the next invoice, you type everything again. That is deliberate.

If you send one or two invoices a year, this generator is enough, as are the generators from UBS, Raiffeisen and PostFinance. If you invoice every week, the typing is what costs you time: the Fele-facture app keeps your profile and clients, and creates the full invoice with its QR-bill from a dictated sentence or a photo of a work order.

The form sends what you type to our server, which builds the PDF in memory and sends it back. Your input is written neither to a database nor to our technical logs, and we ask for no user name or email address. The PDF is built by our server functions, hosted by Vercel in Frankfurt.

We only count how many slips are created, without their content, to know whether the tool is used. A limit of 5 slips per visitor and per hour stops robots from abusing the service. To apply it, the server keeps your IP address and the time of your requests in memory for a short while, without writing them anywhere.