Inserting the Link/QR Code

Once 'Create Button' has been clicked, the link will be formatted and displayed on the next page.

To insert the code into HTML content, click the Select Code button and then right click and copy the selected code. The code must be pasted into the code view of your HTML content, where you can view and edit the raw HTML and edit any inline CSS. The link will then be ready for use.
There are 4 options presented: Styled, Un-Styled, Link only and QR Code which can be selected using the tabs on the page. Previews of all the styling options can be seen in the Preview window.

Styled

The styled option makes the link look like a pre-formatted button. This is useful for displaying on websites to fit of the style/content of a web-page. It isn't always suitable to send across e-mail clients as the client may not support formatted CSS.

Un-Styled

The Un-Styled option creates a standard link that can be styled later using CSS or used as is. This is useful if you want a base to work from to create a button of your choice using CSS.

Link Only

The link only option provides the raw URL without embedding it in an HTML link. If you want a simple link to send to customers, this is the best option.

QR Code

The QR Code option adds the ability for a QR Code to be downloaded. It is automatically generated and is displayed on the page for testing/preview purposes. Click the download button to save it in a file which can then be uploaded or placed wherever you wish. Alternatively, you can right click the preview image and save it from your browser.

A QR Code scanner must be used to 'read' the code, which will then send the link of the payment form to the device.

Send the Pay Button in an E-mail

In addition to the above, you can also send the Pay Button to a customer’s e-mail address here.

If successful, you will be presented with an ‘Email sent’ message. You can enter an additional e-mail if you wish after this has been sent.