Make a Swiss QR-bill

You can make a Swiss QR-bill by filling in the account, the creditor's address and, if you like, the amount, payer and reference. Klarbon writes the Swiss QR code on your device and checks it with the same rules as the QR-bill check as you type. Download the payment part with receipt as a PDF, or the code alone as SVG or PNG. It is free, with no account.

How do I make a QR-bill?

1. Enter the IBAN or QR-IBAN, a Swiss or Liechtenstein account.
2. Enter the creditor's name and structured address: street, building number, postcode, town and country. Combined address lines have not been allowed since 22 November 2025.
3. Add the amount and currency, CHF or EUR, or leave the amount empty so the payer enters it.
4. Choose the reference: a QR reference with a QR-IBAN, a Creditor Reference (RF) or none with an ordinary IBAN.
5. Fix anything the check under the form points out, then download.

What does the PDF look like?

It is an A4 page with the 210 by 105 mm payment part and receipt at the foot and the separation line marked, laid out to the SIX guidelines and style guide (SIX). The code is printed at 46 by 46 mm with the Swiss cross at 7 mm. Fields with no amount or no payer are printed as blank boxes with corner marks, as the guidelines ask. Text is printed in Helvetica; letters outside the Western European set, such as some accents on names, are kept in the code but may print without the accent.

Bills in euros from 14 November 2026

From 14 November 2026, version 2.4 of the guidelines allows a QR reference with francs only. A bill in euros then uses an ordinary IBAN with a Creditor Reference or no reference (SIX). The form follows the rules in force on the day you make the bill.

What next?

• Check a Swiss QR-bill you received.
• Make an EPC QR code for a SEPA credit transfer in euros.
• The Swiss QR-bill explained and e-invoicing in Switzerland.