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Logo QR Code Generator

Add your logo to the middle of a QR code without breaking it. Maximum error correction recovers the covered area. Pick a color and download as PNG.

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Keep the logo under 25% so error correction can still recover the code.

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Enter a URL or text to generate a branded QR code.

How to use Logo QR Code Generator

Add your logo to the middle of a QR code without breaking it. This generator encodes your URL or text at the highest error-correction level, then overlays your uploaded logo on a clean white pad so scanners still read the surrounding data. Adjust the logo size and the code color, preview live, and download a print-ready PNG — a branded QR that looks deliberate rather than generic.

  1. Enter the URL or text you want the code to encode.
  2. Upload a logo image to place in the center (optional).
  3. Adjust the logo size slider, keeping it under about 25%.
  4. Pick a dark QR color with strong contrast if you want branding.
  5. Preview the code, then download the PNG.

Your data never leaves your device — 100% private processing.

Why error correction makes logos possible

QR codes build redundancy into every code through Reed–Solomon error correction. At level H, around 30% of the modules can be missing or covered and a scanner can still rebuild the original data. That is the headroom a center logo uses: by covering only the middle — away from the three corner finder patterns scanners rely on to locate the code — and staying under roughly a quarter of the area, the logo sits within the recoverable budget. The white pad behind the logo prevents its edges from merging into nearby modules, which keeps the contrast crisp and the decode reliable.

Correction levelRecoverableLogo overlay
L7%Not recommended
M15%Tiny logos only
Q25%Small logos
H30%Best for logos

Designing a branded code that still scans

A branded QR has to balance looks against readability. Keep the logo centered and modest in size, and prefer a simple, high-contrast mark over a busy full-color image that competes with the pattern. Maintain a dark code on a light background — inverting the colors or using pale foregrounds sharply reduces scan success. Preserve the quiet zone border, and never recolor or cover the three corner squares. Most importantly, test the finished PNG with several phones and apps and from a normal scanning distance before committing it to print; a code that looks great but fails to scan defeats its purpose.

Worked examples

Branded link

Inputs: URL + logo at 22%

Result: Scannable QR with centered logo

Colored code

Inputs: Navy foreground + logo

Result: On-brand code that still scans

Glossary

Error correction (level H)
The highest QR redundancy setting, able to recover about 30% of obscured data.
Reed–Solomon
The error-correcting code that lets QR codes survive damage and overlays.
Finder pattern
The three corner squares scanners use to locate and orient a QR code.
Quiet zone
The blank margin around a QR code required for reliable detection.

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