PayPal link generator
PayPal Payment Links
Creates a PayPal.Me-style payment link with preset amount and purpose — send it to clients instead of awkward "please pay me" emails. The payer needs no account setup beyond their own PayPal.
Freelancer Tips
Include the invoice number in the note field, and remember PayPal's goods-and-services fee (~3-4%) when pricing. For recurring clients, consider invoicing through PayPal directly for cleaner records.
How to Use the PayPal Link Generator
Build shareable PayPal payment links — paypal.me URLs with the amount prefilled — so clients and customers can pay you in two taps without typing numbers or searching for your email.
- Enter the PayPal username or email address that should receive the money.
- Add the amount, currency, and an optional note describing the payment, like an invoice number.
- Click Generate and copy the link, then paste it into emails, invoices, chat messages, or your website.
Example
A freelancer finishing a logo project needs $150 from a client. She enters her username designbystacy, amount 150, currency USD, and the note “Logo design — final payment”, producing paypal.me/designbystacy/150 for the client to tap and pay.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a PayPal business account?
No. A personal account with a paypal.me username works fine. The link opens PayPal checkout with your details and amount prefilled; the payer just logs in and confirms.
Can the payer change the amount?
Yes — paypal.me links prefill the amount but the payer can edit it before paying, so always verify what arrived. For fixed invoices, PayPal’s invoicing feature gives firmer control.
Is the link safe to share publicly?
Yes. It contains only your username and the amount — no passwords or account access. Anyone with the link can only send you money, never take any.