Custom QR Code Generator

Design a branded QR code with custom colors, logo overlay, error correction, and PNG or SVG export.

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Recommended: use error correction H when adding a logo. Max 30% of QR area.

Create a Custom QR Code

A custom QR code can match your brand while still encoding a standard scannable payload. Use colors, size controls, and optional logo placement to create a QR code for print or digital campaigns.

This generator runs in the browser, so the data you enter is converted into a static QR code without being sent to a server.

How to Make a Custom QR Code

  1. Choose what the QR code should open - Select URL, text, WiFi, vCard, email, phone, or SMS and enter the content.
  2. Style the code - Set foreground and background colors, adjust the size, and choose the error correction level.
  3. Add a logo if needed - Upload a logo and use high error correction so the QR code stays scannable.
  4. Download and test - Export PNG or SVG, then scan the code before publishing or printing it.

Custom QR Code Ideas

  • Brand campaigns: Add brand colors and a logo to QR codes used on packaging, flyers, and ads.
  • Print materials: Download SVG for crisp scaling on posters, menus, brochures, and signage.
  • Business collateral: Create codes for business cards, invoices, mailers, and event handouts.
  • Digital assets: Export PNG for websites, presentations, email signatures, and social posts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I make a QR code with custom colors?
Yes. Choose foreground and background colors before generating the QR code. Keep enough contrast between them so phones can scan it reliably.
Can I add a logo to a custom QR code?
Yes. Upload a logo and the generator will place it in the center of the code. Use high error correction and test the final QR code before publishing.
Which format should I download for print?
SVG is best for print because it scales cleanly. PNG works well for websites, documents, and smaller printed materials.
Are custom QR codes still static?
Yes. Colors and logos change the appearance, but the QR code still stores the encoded content directly in the image.