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QR Code with Logo free

A plain black-and-white QR code says nothing about who's behind it. Embedding your logo in the center makes the code recognizably yours — people are also more likely to scan a code that visibly belongs to a brand they know. This works because QR codes carry built-in error correction: the format tolerates a portion of the code being covered, so a properly sized center logo doesn't break scanning. Upload your logo, and the generator handles the placement.

Content type
Design
Code color
Background
Pantone

Approximate on-screen match — print color may differ.

Saved palettes

Save your brand colors once, reuse them on every code. Stored in this browser.

Pattern
Corner frame
Corner dot
Logo
Error correction
Quiet zone (white border around code)
8px
Border (line around the code)
Off

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How to make a qr code with logo

01

Enter your link or content, then upload your logo image in the design options.

02

The logo sits in the center while error correction keeps the code readable.

03

Check the live preview scans cleanly, then download your PNG or SVG.

Where people use it

Brand marketing

Codes on packaging, flyers, and ads carry your mark, so the scan feels like part of the brand.

Business cards

A logo-branded code on your card looks intentional rather than like a generic sticker.

Product packaging

Customers see your logo before they scan — reassurance that the link leads somewhere official.

Frequently asked questions

Why doesn't the logo break the QR code?

QR codes include error correction — redundant data that lets scanners reconstruct the code even when part of it is covered. A center logo occupies that tolerated area, so the code still reads.

How large can the logo be?

It should stay a modest portion of the code's area — roughly the center fifth. The generator sizes it within safe limits, but always test-scan the preview, especially with dense codes holding long URLs.

What logo file should I upload?

A square PNG with a transparent or solid background works best. Simple, high-contrast logos stay recognizable at the small size a QR center allows.

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