QR Code With Logo
Add your logo to the center of a branded QR code.
What is a QR code with a logo?
A branded QR code places your logo in the center of the pattern. Done right, it makes the code recognizable and trustworthy without breaking scannability.
How to create one
Enter a URL, upload a PNG, JPG or WebP logo, and adjust its size, padding and corner rounding. The tool automatically raises error correction to level H so the code can tolerate the covered area, and warns you if the logo grows too large.
Why error correction matters
QR codes reserve part of their data for error recovery. Level H recovers about 30% of the code, which is what lets a centered logo work. Keep the logo under roughly a quarter of the code's width and always verify before printing.
Scanning and printing tips
Use a simple, high-contrast logo with a clear background behind it. After adding a logo, press Verify — if it fails, shrink the logo, add padding, or increase the code size. Export SVG for crisp printing.
Privacy and security
Your logo is read into browser memory only and is never uploaded. SVG logo uploads are intentionally restricted here because SVG can carry scripts; use PNG, JPG or WebP for safety.
Limitations
A logo that's too big, too busy or too low-contrast will stop the code from scanning. Branding is a trade-off against reliability — verify every time.
Frequently asked questions
Why does adding a logo need high error correction?
The logo covers part of the code. Level H error correction recovers about 30% of the data, allowing the code to remain readable.
What image formats can I upload?
PNG, JPG and WebP. SVG is restricted because it can contain scripts.
My logo code will not scan — what now?
Reduce the logo size, add padding, raise the code size, or increase contrast, then press Verify again.
Curious how we build and check these codes? Read our methodology.