Can I make a dynamic code here?

No, dynamic codes need a bank or provider system.

Which is better for a small shop?

A static code without amount is simplest.

Do dynamic codes have fees?

Banks often charge businesses for Pix charges; check your plan.

Static vs Dynamic Pix QR Code – Which Do You Need?

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): A static Pix QR code, like the ones made here, holds your key, name, city and an optional fixed amount. It never expires and can be used for any number of payments, which suits shops, freelancers and signs. A dynamic code is generated by your bank or payment provider through their system for one specific charge: it can include the buyer's details, an expiry date and an exact amount, and it is usually paid once. Online stores and invoices use dynamic codes.

Do it now, right here

Key type Pix key

Receiver nameCity Amount (optional)Identifier (optional) Description (optional)

Pix copy and paste code

Test by paying a small amount from another account before printing.

Step by step

Need one code for many payments? Use static.
Need one code per order with expiry? Use your bank's dynamic Pix charge.
Generate static codes here.

At a glance

Feature	Static	Dynamic
Created by	You (or this tool)	Bank or payment provider
Expires	No	Can expire
Payments	Unlimited	Usually one

Static vs dynamic Pix QR code: what is the difference?