QR Code Generator with Logo
Upload a logo and it sits in the middle of the code, over the modules it covers. That is not a trick — QR codes carry deliberate redundancy for exactly this, and the generator turns it up automatically the moment a logo is present.
Your logo is read straight off your device and drawn into the code by your browser — generating and downloading uploads nothing. It reaches our servers only if you sign in and choose Save & Track, which stores the code so you can reprint it.
QR Code Name
Content
Colors
Eye & Dot
Rounded · Rounded
Frames
None
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Logo (optional)
Size: 300px
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Why covering the middle does not break the scan
A QR code stores its data with Reed–Solomon error correction, which can reconstruct a meaningful chunk of the pattern from the rest even when part of it is missing or wrong. As soon as you add a logo, this generator switches error correction to its highest level (H) automatically — without that step, the same logo would sit over data the code actually needs and the scan would fail intermittently.
The logo itself is capped at roughly 30% of the code's area with a small margin around it, which is the point past which even level-H correction stops being reliable. You do not set this — it is sized for you so the combination stays scannable.
What makes a logo scan well in practice
A simple mark reads better here than a detailed one — a wordmark or icon on a flat background survives being resized into a small circle far better than a busy logo with fine detail, which just turns to noise at that scale. PNG, JPG or SVG all work as the upload.
Test the finished code specifically because of the logo, not despite it: scan from a slight angle and from about arm's length, since a logo that looks fine head-on at full size is the one most likely to cause trouble in the print run.
What changes with a logo
errorCorrectionLevel: "H", imageSize: 0.3, margin: 8
The actual settings this generator applies the moment a logo is uploaded — level H is the densest of the four correction levels, and the image is capped to about 30% of the code with an 8px clear margin.
Questions
Will adding a logo make my QR code harder to scan?
Not if you keep it to one logo at the size this generator applies. Error correction jumps to its highest level automatically when a logo is present, specifically so the covered area does not break the scan. Very large or very detailed logos are the exception — test those before printing.
What image formats can I upload?
PNG, JPG and SVG. A transparent PNG or SVG sits most cleanly against the code's background color; a JPG with a white background also works fine.
Is a logo QR code still free?
Yes — the logo, the color customization, and the PNG/SVG/PDF export are all part of the free generator, with no watermark either way.
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