QR Code Generator with Logo
Design a QR code with your logo in the centre, rounded or dot modules, custom eyes, colours and gradients. Download PNG or SVG, scan-checked in your browser.
Put your logo in the middle of a QR code and style it to match your brand: connected rounded modules, dots or bars, square, rounded or circular corner eyes, one colour or a gradient, and a solid or transparent background. Error correction is raised to level H whenever a logo is used, and every result is decoded back before you download it. The logo never leaves your device.
How to use this tool
- Enter the link or text.
- Optionally drop a logo — PNG with transparency or SVG works best — and set its size (22% is a safe start).
- Choose the module and corner-eye styles, colours and an optional gradient.
- Check that the scan check says Passed, then download the PNG or the SVG.
Formula
Logo covers = cleared modules ÷ (modules per side)² × 100%
The logo box is centred and sized as a percentage of the code width; with padding on, every module under the box plus one module around it is left blank. Level H can rebuild about 30% of the data, so keeping coverage well below that, and away from the three corner eyes, keeps the code readable. If a logo would come too close to the eyes, the tool uses a larger QR version.
Example
For https://example.com (19 bytes) with a square 22% logo, level H needs version 3, but the padded logo would touch the corner eyes, so the tool moves to version 4 (33 × 33 modules). The logo box is about 7.3 modules wide; with one module of padding, 9 × 9 = 81 of 1,089 modules are cleared, so the logo covers about 7.4% of the code.
Frequently asked questions
Will a QR code with a logo still scan?
Yes, if the logo stays moderate in size and the colours contrast with the background. The scan check decodes the finished image; if it fails, make the logo smaller or switch to square modules.
Why is the error correction always H with a logo?
The logo hides modules, so the code must rebuild them from redundant data. Level H keeps about 30% redundancy, the most QR codes offer.
Can I use gradients and colours?
Yes. Keep both gradient colours dark against a light background — scanners need contrast more than they need black.
Does the SVG include my logo?
Yes, embedded as an image inside the SVG, so the file is self-contained for printers and design tools.
Last updated: 2026-10-30