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QR code generator with logo
Make a custom QR code: add your logo to the middle, choose a colour, and download it as a PNG, an SVG, or a sheet of labels. The code uses its strongest error correction, so it still scans with the logo on top.
How to add a logo
- Paste a link or any text, one on each line.
- Find Logo in the middle and choose a PNG, JPG, or WebP picture of up to 2 MB.
- Pick a colour under Code colour, if you want one.
- Check the preview, then download a PNG, an SVG, or a PDF of labels.
Why the code still scans
A QR code carries spare data, so part of it can be covered and it still reads. With a logo, the tool switches to level H, the strongest, which can recover about 30% of the code. The logo sits in a centred square about a fifth of the code’s width, and the squares under it are left clear, so nothing half-hidden shows around the logo.
Colours that scan
Choose black, navy, blue, green, maroon, purple, or any colour you pick. The tool works out the contrast with the white label and warns you below 70%. Below 40%, the code stays black, because a scanner could not read it. Printed colours vary, so scan one before printing many.
Keep the text short
The strongest error correction leaves less room for text, and more text means more and smaller squares. A short link works best with a logo. If the text is too long for a logo, the tool draws the code without one and says so.
Your logo stays on your device
The picture is opened and made smaller by your browser. It is not uploaded, and it is not saved, so you choose it again on your next visit.
Questions
Is it free to add a logo?
Yes. There is no account, no watermark, and no charge for the logo or the colour.
Do QR codes with a logo expire?
No. The text is inside the picture, so the code works for as long as the link it points to does. Nothing is tracked.
What kind of logo works best?
A simple, square logo. Fine detail is lost at label size, and a wide logo is made smaller to fit the square.
Will every phone scan it?
Phone cameras read a QR code with a logo the same way as a plain one, as long as it is printed large enough. Scan one with your own phone before printing many.
Sources
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