QR Code Generator with Logo
Make a branded QR code with your logo in the middle, your own colors and dot styles. Size the logo with a slider and watch a live preview. Download as a sharp PNG or a scalable SVG. 100% free, no sign-up - and your logo never leaves your browser.
This is what the QR code opens or shows when it is scanned.
Drop your logo here
or click to choose an image
or click to choose an image
Live preview - type your link above and the code updates instantly.
Your link and logo are turned into a QR code right here in your browser - the logo is never uploaded anywhere.
How to add a logo to a QR code
1
Enter your link
Type the link or text the code should open or show. A live preview appears straight away.
2
Add your logo
Upload a logo image or paste an image URL, then use the slider to size it. The preview updates as you go.
3
Style and download
Pick your colors and dot style, then save a sharp PNG or a scalable SVG.
Create and scan on the go
The QR Scanner App scans codes safely - showing you what a code contains before it opens - and lets you create and manage codes anywhere. Basic scanning is free, with extra features as a fair one-time payment (no subscription).
QR Code with Logo FAQ
Not if it is kept reasonably small. QR codes include error correction that can recover data even when part of the code is covered. This tool uses the highest error-correction level and centres the logo, so a logo of up to about a third of the width still scans reliably. Use the size slider and always test it before printing.
Yes. Switch the logo option to "From URL" and paste a direct link to an image. The tool checks the link and loads the image for the preview. Some image hosts block being embedded on other sites - if that happens you will see a message, and uploading the file is the reliable option.
PNG is a standard image that works everywhere and is great for screens and everyday printing. SVG is a vector file that stays perfectly sharp at any size, which is ideal for large prints, banners or professional design work.
No. Everything happens in your browser - your logo and link are never sent anywhere. The finished QR code only exists in the file you download.
Yes. Keep the code darker than its background, with clear contrast between the two. Light code on a dark background, or low-contrast color pairs, can be hard for scanners to read.