Add your logo to the center of a QR code, choose colors and shapes, and download it free in high quality.
A QR code with a logo is instantly recognizable as yours and builds more trust than a generic black-and-white code. You can place your logo in the center, use your brand colors and change the shape of the dots and corners.
Even though the logo covers part of the code, it still scans without problems thanks to error correction: QR codes store extra information to rebuild the hidden part.
A good logo QR code balances branding and readability: high-contrast colors, a simple logo and a sensible size. That way you get a code that looks professional and that any phone reads on the first try.
With a logo, set error correction to "Maximum (H)" in Advanced settings, and do not make the logo too big: above a third of the code, scanning starts to fail.
Avoid light dot colors and dark or low-contrast backgrounds. And always test the printed code, not just on screen.
The logo covers part of the code, and error correction is what lets the phone rebuild that part when scanning. With "Maximum (H)" the code tolerates the loss of up to 30% of its data, but the logo shouldn't take up more than 20 to 25% of the area, to leave room for glare, creases or an imperfect print. A code with a logo has more modules than one without, so print it a little larger: at least 1.2 × 1.2 in (3 × 3 cm).
Use a logo with a transparent background (PNG or SVG) and turn on the option to hide the dots under the logo so it looks clean. If the logo is a light color, leave a white margin around it to separate it from the dots. You can take the dot color from your brand, as long as it's a dark shade, and pair it with corner centers in a second color for a more polished look.
Each type of code has its own generator with exactly the fields it needs. Pick the one that fits what you want to share:
No, as long as you keep to the recommended size. Error correction lets the code be read even when the logo covers part of it.
PNG or SVG with a transparent background. A simple, square image looks best.
Yes, and even gradients. Just make sure the dots are much darker than the background.
All of them: link, WiFi, WhatsApp, vCard, social media, Facebook, YouTube, menu and every other type in the generator.
Ideally it should take up 15 to 25% of the width of the code. Use the logo size control and check with your phone that the code still scans well.
Yes, but it needs contrast with what surrounds it. If the code background is white, give the logo a colored background or use its dark version.
If you upload the logo as SVG and download the code as SVG or PDF, everything will be vector and stay sharp at any size. With PNG, use an image at least 500 pixels wide.