Marketing & Tracking
Mailto Link Generator — Email Links with Subject & Body
Build mailto links with prefilled subject, body, CC and BCC — correctly encoded — plus ready-to-paste HTML for your website's email buttons.
Open toolGet paid with one link instead of an awkward "what's your PayPal email?" exchange. Enter your PayPal.Me username and, optionally, an amount and currency, and this free PayPal link generator builds your payment link instantly — something like paypal.me/yourname/50USD. Share it on invoices, in your Instagram bio, in a DM or on a "pay here" page: the payer taps it, the amount is prefilled, and they check out with their own PayPal. Leave the amount empty to let payers type their own — perfect for tips, donations and variable invoices. The generator runs in your browser; nothing about your account is stored or sent anywhere.


paypal.me/mariaspizza/50USD opens with $50 already filled in — the customer just confirms, instead of asking 'how much and to where?'
Inside PayPal: go to paypal.me, sign in, and claim your personal link (Settings → PayPal.Me profile in the app). It is free and takes a minute; the name you claim is the username this generator needs. Choose something that matches your business name — the link is public and permanent-ish, and customers judge trust partly by whether the name on the payment page matches the shop they bought from.
PayPal.Me links support only the amount and currency in the URL — there is no official way to prefill a note, reference or invoice number. Payers can add a note themselves on the payment screen. If references matter (many clients, many invoices), pair the link with your own message saying "please add invoice 1042 as the note", or use PayPal's own invoicing for formal bills and keep the link for quick payments.
For PayPal.Me links, the payer generally signs in to PayPal to send the money; card-only guest checkout is a feature of PayPal's invoice and business checkout products, not of personal Me links. In practice most buyers who pay small sellers this way already have PayPal. The link works worldwide, and PayPal handles currency conversion when the payer's currency differs from yours.
Standard PayPal receiving fees apply to payments (commercial transactions carry a percentage plus a fixed fee; personal "friends and family" payments follow different rules and offer no seller protection — use Goods and Services for business sales). Sharing the link itself is safe: it reveals only your PayPal.Me name and lets people send you money; it cannot be used to take money or access your account. Never share your PayPal password or login codes — a payment link never requires them.
Related tools: build an email link instead with the mailto link generator, or a chat link with the WhatsApp link generator.