QR Code Logo Generator
Turn a plain black-and-white square into something that actually looks like your brand. Add your logo to the center, pick custom colors and a dot style, and preview the result live before downloading. Need a plain code instead? The QR Code Generator keeps things simple. Once you've styled a code here, run it through the QR Code Reader to confirm it still scans reliably before you print it anywhere.
Content
Logo
PNG with a transparent background works best. A logo is optional — leave this blank for a plain colored code.
Style
Enter some text or a URL above to preview your QR code
How to Use the QR Code Logo Generator
- Enter the text or URL you want the code to open.
- Optionally upload a logo — a PNG with a transparent background looks the most polished.
- Adjust the logo size, colors, and dot/corner styles until the preview looks right.
- Pick a download size and click Download PNG or Download SVG.
- Before printing at scale, scan the downloaded code with a couple of different phones — or run it through the QR Code Reader — to confirm it still works reliably.
Keeping a Styled Code Scannable
Error correction is boosted automatically
Whenever a logo is added, this tool automatically raises the error correction level to "High," which allows roughly 30% of the code to be damaged, covered, or obscured and still scan correctly — exactly what a center logo needs.
Keep the logo modest in size
The logo size slider caps out at 45% for a reason — going much larger than that risks covering too much of the code even with high error correction.
Favor high contrast
Dark dots on a light background (or vice versa) scan far more reliably than two similarly-toned colors. If you're not sure, keep the default near-black on white.
Square dots are the safest choice
The classic square dot style is the most universally recognized by scanner apps. The rounded and "classy" styles look great and are broadly compatible, but square is the safest pick for a code that absolutely must scan on the first try — like a boarding pass or ticket.
Where to Use a Branded QR Code
A logo QR code looks at home anywhere a plain black-and-white square would feel out of place: product packaging, storefront window clings, business cards, restaurant menus, event signage, and printed ads. Pair it with the Social Media QR Code Generator's link format for a branded "Follow Us" code, or with the vCard QR Code Generator's contact data for a memorable networking card.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the PNG or SVG preserve a transparent background?
The QR code's own background color is always solid (transparency there would make the code impossible to scan against certain backgrounds). Your uploaded logo's transparency is preserved, so a PNG logo with a see-through background will blend cleanly into the code.
Can I use a JPG logo instead of PNG?
Yes, JPG and WebP both work, but they don't support transparency — the logo will appear as a solid rectangle or square rather than blending into the code's background color.
Will a code with a large logo still scan?
Usually yes, thanks to the automatic High error correction level, but very large logos combined with unusual color choices can occasionally cause issues on older scanner apps. Always test-scan before printing in bulk.
Which dot style should I pick?
Square is the most universally reliable. Rounded, dots, and the "classy" styles are more distinctive-looking and still scan well in the vast majority of cases — just test first if scan reliability is critical.
Is my logo or content uploaded anywhere?
No. Your logo file and the text you enter are processed entirely in your browser — nothing is sent to a server.
